AUGUSTA - At its recent annual meeting, the non-profit Kennebec Behavioral Health presented awards of appreciation to a statewide health-care advocate that works in behalf of low-income Mainers as well as a Waterville restaurant that employs persons experiencing mental illness..jpg)
Tina Chapman has joined Kennebec Behavioral Health as Director of Development and Communications, according to Thomas J. McAdam, KBH’s Chief Executive Officer.
The Maine Health Access Foundation has awarded Kennebec Behavioral Health and a consortium of central Maine health-care partners a two-year grant of $125,000 to improve how basic primary care services are provided for people experiencing serious mental illness in Kennebec and Somerset County.