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The Latest News in Our Mission to Create Healthy Communities

We’ve got a lot going on, and that’s a wonderful thing. From program and services news to community events, to legislative advocacy and more – here’s what’s happening at United Services.

Media Contact:
Diane Manning, President CEO
860-774-2020 (office)
dvdlmanning@usmhs.org

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Free Community Trainings in May from United Services

Free Youth Mental Health First Aid Trainings in May Community trainings funded by Particle Accelerator concert, coming on June 10 DAYVILLE - Area residents will have two opportunities in May to attend free Youth Mental Health First Aid trainings. United Services will be holding the free 8-hour course twice in [...]

May 2nd, 2017|

United Services Announces Appointment of VP/COO

Colleen Harrington, LCSW, MBA, Returns to United Services, Inc. Dayville, CT –  United Services is proud to announce that effective Friday, April 28, Colleen Harrington, LCSW, MBA will begin serving as Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of United Services, Inc., Northeast Connecticut’s non-profit community behavioral health center. Ms. Harrington [...]

May 2nd, 2017|

Particle Accelerator Moves to Main Street

The 11th Annual Particle Accelerator: A Day of Music and Hope will be held Saturday, June 10, 2017 and for the first time will be on Main Street in downtown Putnam. The free, all day music festival features 20 bands playing music of all genres and for all ages. The concert [...]

April 20th, 2017|

Irish Night Raises $10,000 for Children and Family Programs

Boosted by event sponsorships and attendance of more than 120 people, United Services 16th Annual Irish Night raised $10,000 for Children and Family Programs on Friday, March 17 at The Mansion at Bald Hill in Woodstock. The night included a gourmet corned beef and cabbage dinner, live music with Irish [...]

March 29th, 2017|

Tickets Now Available for Irish Night!

Local residents have the opportunity to support critical children and family programs at United Services 16th Annual Irish Night, to be held Friday, March 17 at The Mansion at Bald Hill in Woodstock. Irish Night includes a gourmet corned beef and cabbage dinner, with fish and vegetarian options available, live [...]

February 23rd, 2017|

Legislators Urged to Support Behavioral Health

United Services, Inc. held its annual Legislative Dinner on Thursday, January 26th to provide area members of the General Assembly with an overview of the growing need for behavioral health and wellness programs throughout the region. The evening meeting, hosted at United Services Dayville Regional Clinical Center and attended [...]

February 7th, 2017|

United Services Celebrates Year with Annual Dinner

Local agency announces new board and recognizes community partners and long-serving staff helping to create healthy communities in northeastern Connecticut Dayville, CT – United Services, Inc., Connecticut’s largest private, nonprofit behavioral health center celebrated its 52nd Anniversary Thursday with its Annual Dinner held at Grill 37 in Pomfret. United Services [...]

November 30th, 2016|

United Services to offer “In Her Shoes” Presentation at QVCC

 Addresses the Common Question: “Why Doesn’t She Just Leave” Windham County, CT - October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, an issue that remains prevalent in Northeast Connecticut communities; yet is often ignored and many times misunderstood due to its complexities.   In Her Shoes is a two-hour interactive presentation that explores [...]

October 20th, 2016|

United Services marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month

United Services marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month DCIM100MEDIADJI_0142.JPG Windham County, CT –  October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, an issue that remains prevalent in Northeast Connecticut communities; yet is often ignored and many times misunderstood due to its complexities.   This year alone there have been 9 intimate partner [...]

October 7th, 2016|

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