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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

Latest News

United Services Domestic Violence Public Service Announcements

Thanks to support from the Jeffrey P. Ossen Family Foundation, United Services has produced two Public Service Announcements on Domestic Violence. The 30 second PSAs are airing now on Charter Communications in the Windham region. The extended version can be viewed at our YouTube page by clicking here. Please take [...]

May 20th, 2014|

Particle Accelerator 8 to be held June 7 in Rotary Park, Putnam

Particle Accelerator 8 will be held June 7, 2014 at Rotary Park in downtown Putnam. This free, family-friendly music and art festival is held in memory of local musician Jack Young, Jr. and to raise awareness and funds for suicide prevention and local mental health programs. The event features a [...]

May 9th, 2014|

May is Mental Health Awareness Month

Each May, Mental Health advocates across the country, including United Services, mark Mental Health Awareness Month with increased efforts to raise awareness. In 2013, President Barack Obama was the first U.S. President to officially recognize Mental Health Awareness Month with a proclamation. President Obama has again marked the awareness month [...]

May 2nd, 2014|

How to “GoodShop” to Support Your Neighbors in Need this Holiday Season

With the post-Thanksgiving holiday shopping season nearly upon us, United Services is calling on residents of the Quiet Corner to “GoodShop” for their neighbors in need.  Simply go to the United Services website at www.UnitedServicesCT.org and click on the “GoodShop” logo at the bottom of the page.  The online shopping [...]

December 6th, 2013|

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