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Skip to content Log In Change Network Password Online Learning MHA News MHA Matters You Matter Donate Twitter Facebook Home About MHA Resources Substance Use Resource Guide Leadership Team Board of Directors 2015 Annual Report 2016 Annual Report Programs Mental Health Services Developmental Disabilities Homeless Services Internship Programs BestLife Emotional Health & Wellness Center GRIT – Recovery with Purpose New Way (ABI Division) Careers Job Listings Benefits Internship Programs Resource Center Calendar of Events Contact Association Properties Homepage mhawpadmin 2020-01-17T14:59:17-05:00 You Matter. Nominate Someone Here! MHA Matters A Different Kind of Love Story Gallery A Different Kind of Love Story MHA Matters A Different Kind of Love Story The loving, decades-long friendship between Joan and George is stronger than ever, and it continues to grow... A Different Kind of Love Story Gallery A Different Kind of Love Story MHA Matters A Different Kind of Love Story A Different Kind of Love Story Joan and George have been friends since they first met in the 1970s, when they both lived at Belchertown State School. They moved out at the same time and, being good friends, they stayed in contact despite each living in different residential programs. What they really wanted was to live right next to each other. With some coordination, they found themselves living in side-by-side [...] From Impossible to I’m possible: Dan Hall’s Story Gallery From Impossible to I’m possible: Dan Hall’s Story MHA Matters From Impossible to I’m possible: Dan Hall’s Story Dan Hall, who’s 51, has been living at MHA’s Safe Haven residence in Westfield, working toward living in his own place. Safe Haven is a transitional shelter where adults who are chronically homeless and have a mental health diagnosis may reside for up to two years while they get help overcoming barriers to housing. Started in May 2016, Safe Haven connects persons served with community resources, such as medical, mental [...] 1 2 Next MHA News Enhancing APPtivity Gallery Enhancing APPtivity MHA News Enhancing APPtivity Recently, four Occupational Therapy interns, all master’s degree candidates at Springfield College, conducted a research study for MHA they called Enhancing APPtivity. Their research focused on smart phone, tablet and computer apps that can be used by people with an acquired brain injury (ABI) to help improve memory, problem-solving and emotional regulation, all areas that can be impacted by a brain injury. “Anything a person needs in terms of equipment [...] Human Resources Mentoring Gallery Human Resources Mentoring MHA News Human Resources Mentoring HR Mentoring Aims to Boost New Employee Success Communication and Individual Support Engage New Hires, Reduce Early Turnover “It all gets back to wanting to see our new hires succeed,” said Cheryl Cormier, Vice President of Human Resources for the Mental Health Association (MHA). “We get to know every new hire during orientation, and then they go to work at programs in the community where we rarely see them directly. [...] Zero Suicide Gallery Zero Suicide MHA News Zero Suicide At MHA, Suicide Prevention Takes Center Stage Awareness Events Set for Week of September 8, 2019 SPRINGFIELD, MASS. – World Suicide Prevention Day for 2019 takes place September 10, during National Suicide Prevention Week, which runs from September 8 to 14. During these important awareness events, MHA wants everyone in the community to know that there is help—potentially lifesaving help—for individuals, families and people they care about. The Suicide Prevention [...] 1 2 Next 995 Worthington Street Springfield, MA 01109 (413) 734-5376 Home About MHA Programs Careers Association Properties Contact Us Copyright © MHA, Mental Health Association. All rights reserved. Donate Twitter Facebook...