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- Posted: 05/22/2013
- Gazette: El Paso County to Test New Program That Treats Kids at Home Rather Than in Centers
- A new pilot program in El Paso County aims to keep children and teenagers mired in the county's child welfare system from entering costly residential care centers.
- Posted: 05/22/2013
- Colorado Springs Business Journal: One on One With Morris Roth
- Morris Roth, who has worked at AspenPointe for nearly 42 years, will retire at the end of July. As CEO, he has led AspenPointe, one of the region’s largest — and oldest — nonprofits, which serves those with mental health needs, substance-abuse recovery
- Posted: 05/21/2013
- AspenPointe Announces Speaker for Heroes of Mental Health Luncheon
- COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – With the current season of Dancing with the Stars approaching its highly-anticipated finale, AspenPointe is excited to announce the 2013 Heroes of Mental Health Luncheon keynote speaker will be J.R. Martinez.
- Posted: 05/16/2013
- Expansion of Colorado Mental Health Services Becoming Law
- Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper is sigining a bill today that will increase mental health services with walk-in crisis centers and a 24-hour hotline.
- Posted: 05/14/2013
- AspenPointe, Medical Reserve Corps Help Ensure Kids are Prepared
- AspenPointe and the MRCEPC have partnered with Academy School District 20, Colorado Springs School District 11, Manitou Springs School District 14 and Woodland Park School District Re-2 to roll out their version of the “I’m Not Scared When I’m Prepared” p
- Posted: 05/10/2013
- Forum Shows No Easy answers to Colorado Springs Homeless Problem
- No one on a panel of homeless service providers pretended to have all the answers to helping people get off the streets of Colorado Springs. But at a forum to discuss homelessness Thursday, they agreed on one thing: It's a complex problem that will take a
- Posted: 05/08/2013
- Plan for Colorado Springs Homeless-Services Campus Gets Warm Welcome from Nonprofits
- Executives with the primary nonprofits that serve the homeless in Colorado Springs gave a mostly warm reception to a proposal by Mayor Steve Bach and his wife, Suzi, to create a campus that would provide emergency housing and a multi-service day center to
- Posted: 05/01/2013
- Bill to Revamp Colorado Mental Health Crisis Response Moves Forward
- A bill that outlines how to spend $20 million to create a new statewide crisis response system for mental health continues to move forward in the state legislature.
- Posted: 04/23/2013
- AspenPointe Board of Directors Selects New Chief Executive Officer
- AspenPointe’s Board of Directors today announced the selection of Dr. Mick Pattinson as the 138-year-old Colorado Springs-based organization’s next Chief Executive Officer.
- Posted: 04/17/2013
- Building Healthier Communities Through Social Enterprise
- The true power of a job is to give people purpose. Keeping people employed not only increases their quality of life but ensures their health and wellbeing.
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