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The Latest News in Our Mission to Create Healthy Communities

We’ve got a lot going on, and that’s a wonderful thing. From program and services news to community events, to legislative advocacy and more – here’s what’s happening at United Services.

Media Contact:
Cherie Poirier, MBA
860-774-2020 (office)
cpoirier@usmhs.org

Latest News

Particle Accelerator: Free Music Festival on June 13

Particle Accelerator:  A Day of Music and Hope will be held Saturday June 13, 2015 in Rotary Park, Putnam from noon to 11 p.m. The 9th annual event, in memory of Jack Young Jr., is a free music festival featuring 20 bands of all musical genres and dedicated to raising [...]

June 3rd, 2015|

Dining for a Cause to benefit United Services May 5

Please join United Services at the 99 Restaurant in Dayville from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesday May 5 for a Dining for a Cause to benefit Particle Accelerator. Particle Accelerator is an annual, free, all-day benefit concert to raise awareness on depression and suicide and funds for United [...]

April 29th, 2015|

April 23: Community Conversation about Youth Services and Juvenile Justice

United Services Youth Service Bureau Invites You to Attend A Community Conversation about Youth Services and Juvenile Justice Please join youth service staff for a guided discussion to help identify strengths and service gaps within the greater Plainfield area. This is the first of several community conversations that will be [...]

April 21st, 2015|

FREE Integrated Play Group for Preschool-aged children

Come and join us for a FREE peer play group experience. Our play group is open to children ages three to five and their parents. Every Wednesday from 9-10 a.m. at United Services Center for Autism. 303 Putnam Road, Wauregan. Spring Session is starting soon: May 6th-June 17th Snack will be provided [...]

April 21st, 2015|

United Services to partner with ECSU to offer Domestic Violence training

United Services will partner with Eastern Connecticut State University in Willimantic later this month for a training to educate men on issues of domestic violence. The 10x10 Campaign engages men and boys in preventing intimate partner violence, dating violence and stalking. The free training provides tools for men to educate [...]

February 10th, 2015|

Upcoming The Parent Project® Classes

United Services has two upcoming series of The Parent Project® starting in February. The Parent Project®: Empowering Parents * Transforming Children (8-17 yrs.) Learn how to never argue with your child again!  Prevent or intervene in alcohol or drug use! Improve school attendance and performance!  Find resources to help your [...]

January 8th, 2015|

FREE Child and Family Wellness Lunch Speaker Series

United Services Youth Service Bureau will present a FREE 8-week Child and Family Wellness Lunch Speaker Series from January to March at the Killingly Public Library Community Room, 25 Westcott Road, Danielson. The series will begin at January 27. Please check back for details on each week's speaker. A light lunch, [...]

January 8th, 2015|

United Services Celebrates 50 Years with Annual Dinner

National guest speaker featured at meeting where agency announces new board, recognizes community partners, and long-serving staff helping to create healthy communities in northeastern Connecticut United Services, Inc., Connecticut’s largest private, nonprofit behavioral health center celebrated its 50th Anniversary Thursday with its Annual Dinner held at Wrights Mill Farm in [...]

November 21st, 2014|

United Services to Participate in National Health Program

United Services will be one of 48 mental health programs nationwide to participate in an innovative health pilot program next year. United Services, northeastern Connecticut’s behavioral health center, has been accepted to the In SHAPE Implementation Project, a new program by The National Council for Behavioral Health and Dartmouth College. [...]

October 20th, 2014|

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