AMHC News
Bridging the Gaps: AMHC Care Coordination is Here to Help
Struggling to manage mental health or substance use care? AMHC’s Care Coordination services are here to help. Our team works closely with individuals across Aroostook, Hancock, and Washington counties to create personalized care plans, connect to resources, and ensure consistent, whole-person support. Learn how this free service can guide you or a loved one on the path to recovery.
Mental Health Awareness Month: Let’s Talk, Listen, and Support
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and support those facing mental health challenges. At AMHC, we are committed to providing compassionate care, promoting open conversations, and helping individuals access the support they need. If you or someone you love is struggling, call our 24/7 line at 1-800-244-6431 or contact 988 for immediate help.
AMHC Announces Christy Daggett as CEO
AMHC’s Board of Directors is proud to announce Christy Daggett, MPP, as Chief Executive Officer. With extensive experience in public policy, nonprofit leadership, and rural development, Christy is committed to advancing AMHC’s mission and vision. As a skilled leader and communicator, she is passionate about supporting AMHC’s 350+ staff and strengthening behavioral health services across the region.
Launch Your Career with AMHC Internships
Launch your career with AMHC’s hands-on internship program! Designed for future behavioral health professionals, AMHC offers real-world experience, mentorship, stipends, and diverse placements—from clinical care to IT and marketing. Interns build skills, confidence, and lasting connections. Apply today to gain invaluable experience and make a difference in your community.
Together We Act: Observing Sexual Assault Awareness Month
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a time to support survivors, raise awareness, and promote prevention. This year’s theme, “Together We Act,” emphasizes the importance of coming together to create safer, more respectful communities. Sexual violence affects people of all backgrounds. Learn how AMHC’s Sexual Assault Services offer free, confidential, 24/7 support—and how you can be part of the change.
Learn the Signs: Preventing Substance Use in Adolescents
AMHC’s outreach program helps youth, families, and educators recognize signs, start conversations, and access prevention and treatment resources in Aroostook and Washington counties. Together, we can make a difference.