April 29, 2025 May is Mental Health Awareness Month Latest News Every May since 1949, people across the United States recognize Mental Health Awareness Month as a time to honor those living with mental illness or experiencing mental health challenges. Mental Health Awareness Month is about sharing stories and advocating for mental health supports and understanding for our friends, neighbors, and ourselves. it is also about making self-care a priority for all. The green ribbon is an internationally recognized symbol of mental health awareness. Sharing images of the green ribbon or wearing it during Mental Health Awareness Month and throughout the year is an easy way to share knowledge and build a community of mental health advocates. UCS is here for you 24/7/365. You can call 802-442-5491 if you or someone you care about is experiencing a mental health crisis. Our mobile crisis team can come to you anywhere in Bennington County. Celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month with us at Mayfest! UCS staff are excited to attend Bennington’s Mayfest on Saturday, May 24, where they will host an activity focusing on affirmations. We hope you will stop by our table and join us in making some positive affirmations at this fun annual event! Learn more about the programs and services we offer in Bennington County.
April 24, 2025 Staff Spotlight: Kaitlyn Hamilton, Direct Support Professional, Supported Independent Living Program (SILP) Latest News, ProudToBeUCS Kaitlyn Hamilton’s job as a direct support professional for United Counseling Service’s (UCS) Supported Independent Living Program is driven… Continue Reading
April 24, 2025 Early Childhood Services staff graduate from Early Childhood Leadership Institute Head Start News, Latest News By Rebecca Bishop Ware, Director of Early Childhood Services The Snelling Center for Government founded the Early Childhood Leadership… Continue Reading