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Really, 2020?

2020. Enough said. Who needs a vacation? We hear you! Our silent auction is OPEN and we’ve got a lot of exciting items —including some getaways—for you to bid on. We can’t promise you an escape from 2020, but we can promise some much-needed R & R. Take a look at a few items here. Register for Tribute right now to check out the silent auction items and start bidding! 38th Annual Tribute Gala   Date: Saturday, October 10 | 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Click here to register  Sincerely,   Vincent Atchity President & CEO Mental Health Colorado            {{Disclaimer}}...

Colorado Edition: What Say You?

Wednesday, October 14, 2020 Originally appeared on KUNC Today on Colorado Edition: We get a look at how ballot signatures are verified in Colorado. We’ll also check in on the race for the state’s third congressional district and we’ll learn more about one of the state ballot questions, Proposition 117. We’ll also hear what local candidates for district attorney and the state board of education are thinking about mental health issues and solutions. How Your Ballot Signature Is Verified As the election nears and misinformation about voter fraud continues to spread, KUNC’s Adam Rayes has been going behind the scenes to learn ...

Colorado nonprofits anxious about crucial fall fundraising period amid pandemic, recession and political uncertainty

Originally appeared in the Denver Post October 12, 2020 Colorado nonprofits anxious about crucial fall fundraising period amid pandemic, recession and political uncertainty The 38th Annual Tribute Gala should have been the nonprofit organization’s biggest fundraiser of the year. But moving to a virtual event and simply suggesting people donate left Atchity and other staffers uncertain about their future budget. Read the full article. 

NEW IN-PATIENT CARE, ROUTINE TELE-HEALTH, AND MORE OPPORTUNITIES FOR MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT IN COLORADO ACCORDING TO MENTAL HEALTH COLORADO’S MOE KELLER

Originally appeared in thecoloradohealthreport.com …our accommodations to the coronavirus, combined with a re-evaluation of the mental healthcare system in Colorado, are leading to new strategies to treat people with mental illness. As we continue to find our way through the COVID19 pandemic; our accommodations to the coronavirus, combined with a re-evaluation of the mental healthcare system in Colorado, are leading to new strategies to treat people with mental illness. That’s according to Mental Health Colorado’s (MHC’s) Director of Advocacy Moe Keller. MHC is an advocacy non-profit that promotes wellness for those with mental ...

Mental Health Colorado hosts series of candidate forums

September 30, 2020 By: Libby Stanford Originally appeared in The Summit Daily. Voters will have the chance to hear from Colorado Legislature candidates on their stances surrounding mental health. Mental Health Colorado, a nonpartisan mental health advocacy group, is hosting a series of virtual forums on the topic. The first forum, which included candidates for state Senate, took place Tuesday, Sept. 29. Senate District 8 candidate Karl Hanlon attended. His opponent, incumbent Sen. Bob Rankin, did not attend. People who weren’t able to attend can watch the live feed video on Mental Health Colorado’s Facebook page. The second forum will ...

Mental Health Colorado takes positions on Nov. 3 ballot

October 2, 2020 Originally appeared in Colorado Politics By: Joey Bunch Mental Health Colorado made its position known on four ballot issues Friday, including support for paid family and medical leave, a tax hike on nicotine products and repealing the Gallagher Amendment, while opposing an across-the-board reduction in the the state income rate. The advocacy organization said its positions support families by supporting the long-term health of children and young people. Proposition 118 would provide a state-run insurance plan to ensure 12 weeks of paid leave for an illness or to take care of a loved one. “When we think about the ...

Mental Health Colorado Announces Positions for 2020 Ballot Issues

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Oct. 1, 2020 Media Contact: Flora Welsh 502-727-4329 Mental Health Colorado Announces Positions for 2020 Ballot Issues The advocacy group supports paid family leave, nicotine tax, Gallagher Amendment repeal DENVER—Mental Health Colorado is taking a position on four of the ballot issues being brought before voters in November. There are eleven total ballot issues—three are referred measures by the legislature, and eight are citizen initiatives. Mental Health Colorado supports paid family and medical leave, tax on nicotine products, and the repeal of the Gallagher Amendment. The organization opposes the state income ...

Mental Health Colorado to host online candidate forums

Originally appeared in The Huerfano World Journal Mental Health Colorado to host online candidate forums DeNVeR — As a nonpartisan organization, Mental Health Colorado doesn’t endorse candidates, but the nonprofit advocacy group is educating candidates and constituents from all parties about the urgency of supporting healthier minds across the lifespan for all Coloradans. Mental Health Colorado will host a series of candidate forums ahead of election day with one goal: ensuring all Colorado voters are confident that anyone they are voting for will lead us in the right direction on mental health. During each forum, Mental Health ...

Former Congressman Patrick J. Kennedy to Headline Mental Health Colorado Fundraising Gala

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Sept. 29, 2020 Media Contact: Aubree Hughes 405-615-3845   Former Congressman Patrick J. Kennedy to Headline Mental Health Colorado Fundraising Gala Kennedy Championed Landmark Legislation to End Unequal Treatment of Mental Health, Addiction DENVER—For 37 years, Mental Health Colorado—the state’s leading mental health advocate—has hosted their annual Tribute Gala fundraiser. For the first time, the event will be virtual and former Congressman Patrick J. Kennedy will give the keynote. With former Denver Bronco Reggie Rivers as the host, attendees will hear stories of hope, recovery, and courage, while ...

Kennedy for Colorado’s Mental Health!

“For far too long, those with mental health and addiction challenges have been relegated to separate and unequal systems of care in this country. Together we must continue the fight to right that wrong and eliminate the roadblocks that prevent people from getting help. Colorado is leading the way, and I’m proud to be part of the movement.”  -Patrick J. Kennedy, Former U.S. Representative, Rhode Island The Honorable Patrick J. Kennedy, former U.S. Representative for Rhode Island, is one of our nation’s greatest mental health champions. He will join us virtually for our 38th Annual Tribute Gala on Oct. 10. With former Denver ...