Support the Adams County Suicide Prevention Coalition
You can support the important work of the Adams County Suicide Prevention Coalition (ACSPC) by attending “Cocktails for a Cause” on June 13th at Revelry (121 N. 4th Street). Funds raised will support the Coalition’s mission of preventing the tragedy of suicide. Funds will enable the Coalition to develop and air PSA’s, maintain a presence…
Read MoreTransitions Kicks Off Mental Health Month With “An Evening with Author, Ron Powers”
May is Mental Health Month – a time when we remind the public that one’s mental health is an important part of overall wellness. We kicked off this important month with “An Evening with Author, Ron Powers”. Thank you to all who attended the event on April 26th. It was a great evening with a…
Read MoreTransitions’ Vocational Program Earns Exemplary Rating
The Individual Placement and Support (IPS) Model of Supported Employment has been shown to be highly effective in helping people, who have a serious mental illness, find and keep a job. Transitions is the only agency in the area to provide this evidence-based service. Recently, Transitions’ IPS Program underwent a program review. We were given…
Read MoreTransitions Named “Partner Agency of the Year” by United Way
Transitions was named the United Way’s “Partner Agency of the Year” at the United Way Annual Meeting on February 27th. In making the award, the United Way thanked Transitions for “constantly offering their staff and support to [the United Way] campaign, solution teams, and volunteer events”. We thank the United Way for this recognition and…
Read MoreVolunteer Opportunities
Camp Sacajawea, located at 4220 Ghost Hollow Road, provides nearly two miles of handicapped accessible trails. The Camp is open from April through October We rely on volunteers to assist us in making the Camp accessible to the public. Volunteers unlock the gate to the parking lot in the morning and lock the gate at…
Read MoreHave You Recently Experienced a Mental Illness Involving Psychosis?
Transitions recently received a grant to assist those who have experienced a psychotic episode for the first time. The grant will assist persons who have experienced their first psychotic episode within the past 18 months. Services to be provided to persons served include: therapy, case management, family psycho-education, peer support services, and individual placement and…
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