InterCommunity Receives DMHAS Funding to Provide Young Adult Services
hstrycharz • September 16, 2015
InterCommunity was the recent recipient of funding from the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS) to provide staff support to enhance and improve Young Adult Services within the agency!
“InterCommunity has always believed that young adults need and deserve opportunities for their future,” said Kimberly Beauregard, LCSW, President and CEO of InterCommunity, Inc.
“For many years, we ran this program without funding, because we knew how important it was for our youth.”
Check out the Press Release here: YAS PR
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