Mental Health Awareness: An Empowered Wellbeing Dr. Delaney Smith, System Chief Clinical Officer Dr. Ameena Kemavor, Vice President, Advocacy & Engagement By Dr. Delaney Smith, […]
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Eye on the Community Interview with Sean Anthony, Radio One ADAMH CEO Erika Clark Jones and Vice President of Advocacy & Engagement Dr. Ameena Kemavor
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The ADAMH Board of Franklin County is soliciting written proposals for facility management/ coordination services at ADAMH’s administrative office.
RFP ADAMH Facilities Coordinator Read More
Minority Health Month – Mental Health Matters April is National Minority Health Month, a time when the spotlight is on health disparities that continue to
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ADAMH Mini-Grants Awarded to Local Non-Profits March 25, 2022 ADAMH is proud to support the following non-profit and faith-based organizations in 2022 with Community Mini-Grant
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The Franklin County Mental Health and Addiction Crisis Center received $500,000 through the recently passed federal 2022 omnibus appropriations bill.
Franklin County Crisis Center Receives $500,000 in Federal Funds Read More
Dial 988: Ohio prepares for new mental health hotline March 17, 2022 The new mental health crisis hotline is set to launch nationwide on July
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ADAMH is seeking to engage in a comprehensive financial review and is therefore soliciting statements of qualifications from interested vendors for auditing services.
RFI: Comprehensive Audits Read More
March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month (PGAM). PGAM is a national grassroots campaign designed to increase public awareness of problem gambling and the availability of support services.
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The Franklin County Mental Health and Addiction Crisis Center capital campaign gained an additional philanthropic partner with a $1 million gift from the Nationwide Foundation. With this gift, the $50 million capital project has raised $45.5 million in private and public sector support build a centralized destination of care for adults with mental health and addiction crisis needs.
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