“Crisis Awareness and Self-Care training” was provided to Washington County law enforcement personnel
The Washington County Behavioral Health Board and the Ohio Department of Public Safety collaborated to offer a “Crisis Awareness and Self-Care” Advanced Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training curriculum to Washington County’s local law enforcement departments. Two classes were held and 35 law enforcement personnel participated. Many law enforcement leaders joined in with road deputies, police officers, corrections officers, and dispatchers to take the class.
Learn MoreCARES Awards and Recognitions
The Ohio Association of County Behavioral Health Board annually recognizes community members, frontline workers, and first responders across the state who go above and beyond in helping individuals, families, and their communities deal with the adverse effects of Ohio’s opiate epidemic. In 2021, CARES awards are presented to individuals who dedicate significant time and expertise to their community and those impacted by substance use disorders and the rippling effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Learn MoreA Walk to Remember – Remembering Loved Ones Lost to Suicide
The community is needed to further the mission of the SAA by joining the Alliance, volunteering at Alliance events, and by participating in “A Walk to Remember” on October 9 at 10:00 a.m. at the Armory in Marietta. For more information, call the WCBHB at 740-374-6990.
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Task Force works to combat growing drug epidemic
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Task Force works to combat growing drug epidemic
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