AMHC News

AMHC Stands with Black Lives Matter

In the midst of a public health and social crisis, AMHC reaffirms our respect for mankind. Nearly 250 years after “all men are created equal” was first penned in the Declaration of Independence, we are still working to create a society that embraces those words. During these difficult days, AMHC joins others across the country and around the world to acknowledge those who are oppressed, discriminated against, treated unjustly, treated inhumanely, abused psychologically and/or physically, and worse. We do not tolerate racism. We share in the responsibility to end discrimination and the negative effects of stigma in all forms.

AMHC’s core values include integrity and respect. We believe in treating everyone consistently by the same set of sound, moral, and ethical principles and hold in high regard every individual’s rights, responsibilities, and abilities.  We believe that having compassion for all and seeking to fully understand one another is an important step in improving the well-being of our society, and to inspire the hope and healing we desperately need right now.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month

  AMHC Sexual Assault Services Celebrates 40 Years AMHC Sexual Assault Services joins the National Sexual Violence Resource …

AMHC Seeks Community Input on Substance Use in Aroostook County

Aroostook Mental Health Services, Inc. (AMHC) is asking community members to participate in a survey that will help the agency …

AMHC Relocates Ellsworth Outpatient and Downeast Treatment Center to 70 Kingsland Crossing

Aroostook Mental Health Services, Inc. (AMHC) is pleased to announce that it is relocating to 70 Kingsland Crossing, Ellsworth, …