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MAMH to implement new partnership-based behavioral health urgent care model for K-12 students

October 3, 2022

MAMH and Mass General Brigham, have awarded grants to five community behavioral health centers and partnering schools' to implement behavioral health urgent care model for K-12 students

MAMH to help lead pediatric behavioral health urgent care pilot

October 29, 2021

As part of a $50 million investment in community partners by Mass General Brigham, MAMH will develop and administer a pilot program to provide students with access to pediatric behavioral health urgent care.

WCVB Channel 5 Boston Promotes #JustAsk

June 15, 2021

WCVB's Mental Health & Well Being Day of Awareness linked young adults to the resources and information available through MAMH's #JustAsk campaign.

In the news

MALN Opinion+ Podcast

September 19, 2021

MA Latino News (MALN) Opinion+

Danna Mauch talked with Diego Villarroel about mental health prevention, barriers to accessing services and treatment, the impact of culture, and many more issues of importance to the Latinx community.

Making Mental Health A Centerpiece Of The Return To School

September 9, 2021

Mental Health America blog

Danna Mauch and Sharon Shapiro, Trustee and Community Liaison for the Ruderman Family Foundation, provide a framework to prioritize student mental health in the return to school, including fostering connection, ensuring predictability, and supporting student agency.

Plum Island resident brings piano to Port waterfront

August 9, 2021

Newburyport News, The Town Common

Mateo McDermott says music helped his mental health during the long months of the pandemic, so he set up a public piano on the beach in Newburyport to support MAMH and promote mental health awareness.

Boston plans to redirect some 911 calls to mental health workers, away from police

August 6, 2021

Boston Globe

Boston intends to implement recommendations of a Mental Health Crisis Response Working Group to rely less on police and more on mental health workers and trained community members to respond to 911 calls involving a mental health crisis.

Getting 911 right for mental health emergencies

August 5, 2021

Commonwealth Magazine, Cape Cod Times

Our emergency response system is designed for medical emergencies, not behavioral health crises. Danna Mauch's op-ed promotes legislation that would reform 911 to identify and respond more effectively to behavioral health crises.

Blue Cross teams up with online therapy platform for children

July 27, 2021

Boston Globe

As the need for mental health care soars, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts is giving members access to a startup with an array of virtual options for kids 3 to 17.