BANGOR - A Carmel woman was indicted Monday by the Penobscot County grand jury, accused of taking more than $100,000 over three years from Community Health and Counseling Services. Amy McElroy, 41, is charged with Class B theft by unauthorized taking. If convicted, she faces up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $20,000. She also could be ordered to pay restitution.
BANGOR - Rori Knott has participated in the annual Beach to Beach Swim for Breast Cancer for nearly a decade. For many of those years, her friend and co-worker Jenny Sewell has been there to cheerher on. This year, however, the annual fundraiser for the Caring Connections breast cancer support program has taken on added meaning for the two women, who work together at Community Health and Counseling Services in Bangor. Knott is a mental health therapist at the nonprofit agency and Sewell works in the finance department.
THE B)G IDEA: GLBTQ folks, and those living with or affected by HIV/AIDS, need a supportive environment in which they can discuss common challenges. But there aren't a lot of places like this in Monterey County, especially for low-income residents. Community Human Services' CATS (Counseling and Therapy Services) program offers mental health services for those with HIV/AIDS and GLBTQ individuals, couples and families. It's asking for funding to help support these services, which are available ?? low-income community members and those receiving Medi-Cai. The program offers one-on-one counseling and drop-in groups at CHS locations in Seaside and Salinas. Counselors are trained to deal with mental health issues specific to the HIV/ AIDS and GLBTQ communities, including alienation, fear, cop...
JONESPORT - , 82, died Oct. 20, 2011, at home. He was born April 23, 1929, in Oklahoma City, son of Felix McCamey Davis Jr. and Lucile France Inlow. As a child he lived in Missouri and Illinois, on Long Island, and graduated from high school in Seattle. He did his undergraduate studies at Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn., followed by a Master of Theology degree from Union Theological Seminary, New York City. An ordained minister of United Church of Christ, he served Congregational churches in Springfield, Mass., and Kensington and Manchester, Conn. During this time he was active in the civil rights movement, youth programs and community outreach. He received a Doctor of Ministry degree from Andover-Newton Theological Seminary in pastoral counseling, and in 1...
For the eighth year, Community Health and Counseling Services psychologist Karen Hartnagle is proud to announce, CHCS and Maine Discovery Museum will be offering two arts programs for children and their parents or caregivers. The first is the Family Art Nights Program running from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays, beginning Oct. 27, and continuing the same time the next two Wednesdays, at MDM on Main Street in Bangor.
DAYTON -- A state plan to convert Dayton Correctional Institution to an all-female facility could mean costly changes for a new county office working to keep ex-offenders from returning to prison. About 1,500 convicted felons return to Montgomery County each year after serving prison sentences. Since March, Montgomery County's Office of Ex-Offender Re-entry has provided case management, employment services, mental health and drug addiction counseling -- via contracts with community agencies -- to about 280 former inmates.
Community Health and Counseling Services and Maine Discovery Museum again will hold art programs for children and families, reports Karen Hartnagle of CHCS. One of the programs has a fee; the other is free.
Community Health Advocates (CHA), a program of the Community Service Society (CSS), is a program designed to help New Yorkers understand and access health care in tfie neighborhoods in which they live and work It is one of the largest health care consumer assistance programs in the country. CHA provides free independent assistance to the most vulnerable and underserved populations across New York State. The work of CHA will be more important than ever as implementation of health reform begins. CHA runs a central toll-free liveanswer hotline and an internet intake system, staffed by health insurance and coverage experts, which helps consumers wherever they may be. CHA services are also provided through a network of 25 community based nonprofit organizations (CBOs) located throughout the ...
... education workshops and individualized counseling for people who face barriers to accessing health c...
Community Health and Counseling Services of Bangor is offering a Grandparents Group as part of its Family Art Nights. We have done three parents groups, and now it is time" for the grandparents to take part, wrote Karen Hartnagle of CHCS.
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