Greetings from the Mental Health Association of Rhode Island . We hope your 2021 is ending on a high note. For MHARI, it was a year of relentless advocacy, public
education and research. We are pleased to present our 2021 Annual Report.
Parity is the law. Insurance companies are required to provide coverage for mental health, including substance use disorder services, at the same level they cover physical health services.
Healing happens in community. Presented by Mental Health Association of RI's Bridging the Divide Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Mental Healthcare. WATCH THE RECORDING HERE
Reclaiming Hope After Despair
Paul Gionfriddo, president and CEO, Mental Health America
"When We Normalize Racism And Bigotry, We Do Violence To Our Mental Health"
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MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF RHODE ISLAND IN THE NEWS
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Report: RI mental health-care system needs more diversity among providers
Rhode Island's behavioral health-care workforce, which is primarily white and English-speaking, does not reflect the racial and cultural diversity...
Kim Tracy counted her struggle with Lyme disease, a stretch of homelessness and her recovery at Newport Mental Health as monumental events in her life.
The Mental Health Association of Rhode Island does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, gender, sexual orientation, and disability in our work, employment, and programs.
