Local Behavioral Health Authority
Public Group active %sThe Local Behavioral Health Authority is the management entity for publicly funded mental health and substance related disorder services. The agency strives to improve these services for residents of Garrett County, works to better integrate existing services and expand currently available services. We also assist persons in receiving medication, transportation to services, housing, and employment.
The Garrett County Local Behavioral Health Authority has responsibilities of leadership, management, oversight, and operations for publicly funded behavioral health strategies and services in Garrett County.
Vision: Facilitate the continuance of a consumer-focused behavioral health system in Garrett County that is comprehensive, coordinated, and accessible to achieve optimal health outcomes.
Mission: We will promote quality-driven treatment, support, and rehabilitation to foster recovery, resiliency, and health and wellbeing for emotional, substance, gambling, and/or mental health disorders.
Uploads List
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FY 2026 Strategic Implementation Plan - Second Draft (2 MB)
Please find attached the final copy of the GCLBHA FY26 Strategic Implementation Plan.
The Garrett County Local Behavioral Health Authority is asking for all suggestions, comments, and amendments by close of business on Thursday, March 27, 2025. The link for the survey is for feedback is: https://forms.gle/rh7gwxggP3SZ2U147
Thank you
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Training Opportunity (556.8 KB)
It's time to register for the Service Members, Veterans, and Families Monthly Workshop: Risk and Protective Factors Unique to Military and Veteran Youth. Join Maryland's Commitment to Veterans on April 17, 2025 ET for our monthly behavioral health workshop focused on the needs of our military-connected community as we hear Gregory Leskin, PhD, speak on Risk and Protective Factors Unique to Military and Veteran Youth. This workshop has been approved for CEUs and attendance is free. Registration is open to all who would like to learn more about assisting the military-connected population.
STEP 1: Workshop Registration InformationPlease be advised that the following links are exclusively for workshop registration only.
Bitly Link: bit.ly/MCVAPRFY25
Workshop Registration Link: Register Here
Registration Deadline: The links to register for this workshop will expire on April 16, 2025, at 12:00 PM.
STEP 2: Accessing the Live WorkshopPlease be advised that this step is necessary to access the live workshop session on the scheduled day.
The UMD Training Center will send you a separate email with an invitation link to register for the Zoom platform.
To make access easier, the UMD Training Center will now also include the Webinar ID and Passcode.
The UMD Training Center will email evaluation summaries following each workshop. Completion of the evaluation is required to receive CEUs.
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Community Partnership Agreement - Garrett County Local Management Board (3.2 MB)
Good Afternoon!
The Garrett County Local Management Board (GCLMB) is planning for the Fiscal Year 2026 Community Partnership Agreement, which has been aligned with Governor Moore's ENOUGH Initiative. There will be two Community Listening Sessions held to discuss the goals of the Community Partnership Agreement and to obtain community input (information below). During the Community Listening Sessions, the GCLMB staff will share a presentation including Community Partnership Agreement details and planning data provided by the Governor's Office for Children as well as local data.
The attached presentation includes all data which will be utilized to prioritize ENOUGH Result Areas. (Please note that the full presentation will not be utilized during the Community Listening Sessions. A condensed version will be shared at that time). The GCLMB is asking community members to complete a survey after viewing the full presentation. The survey responses will be used to help inform the Board's prioritization of ENOUGH Result Areas and the allocation of FY 2026 funds.
Link to complete survey: garretthealth.org/erap
The Community Listening Sessions:
Thursday, March 13
9:30am - 11:30am
link to join: meet.google.com/yaf-hhfo-woz
join by phone: (US) +1 801-948-3037 PIN: 103 241 411#Friday, March 14
1pm - 3pm
link to join: meet.google.com/aaq-jfvr-epm
join by phone: (US) +1 219-281-4628 PIN: 840 069 047# -
Maternity & Mental Health in VA: Supporting Women Veterans – Register Today (842 KB)
It's time to register for the Service Members, Veterans, and Families Monthly Workshop: Caring for Women Veterans: Navigating VA Healthcare, Maternity Care, and Mental Health, with a Focus on Perinatal Depression. Join Maryland's Commitment to Veterans on March 20, 2025 ET for their monthly behavioral health workshop focused on the needs of our military-connected community as we hear Aimee Kroll-Desrosiers, Ph.D. speak on Caring for Women Veterans: Navigating VA Healthcare, Maternity Care, and Mental Health, with a Focus on Perinatal Depression. This workshop has been approved for CEUs and attendance is free. Registration is open to all who would like to learn more about assisting the military-connected population.
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ROPTA Training Opportunities (5.2 MB)
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3.18.25 Webinar Flyer.pdf (301 KB)
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3.7.25 Webinar Flyer.pdf (187.9 KB)
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Upcoming MACS Training Opportunities (250.7 KB)
Please see the upcoming training opportunities from the Maryland Addiction Consultation Service (MACS) below. More information and details on how to register can be found in the attached fliers and at www.marylandmacs.org.
Opioid Treatment Program ECHO Clinic: Motivational Interviewing
Wednesday, March 5 (12:30–1:30 pm)
Presented by Christopher Welsh, MD
Alcohol Use Disorder Review, Co-Occurring Disorders, and Pharmacologic Treatments/Pitfall
Friday, March 7 (12–1 pm)
Presented by Avinash Ramprashad, MD
Maternal Health ECHO Clinic: Urine Drug Testing
Tuesday, March 11 (8–9 am)
Presented by Christopher Welsh, MD
Alcohol Use in Pregnancy and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
Tuesday, March 18 (12–1 pm)
Presented by Courtney Townsel, MD, MS, and Kathleen Mitchell, M.H.S., L.C.A.D.C.
Substance Use Disorder ECHO Clinic: Marijuana Use in Pregnancy
Wednesday, March 19 (12:30–1:30 pm)
Presented by Courtney Townsel, MD
Providing MOUD from a Trauma-informed Perspective: Community Engagement
Wednesday, March 26 (12–1 pm)
Presented by Marik Moen, PhD, MPH, RN
About MACS: MACS provides support to Maryland prescribers and their practices, pharmacists, and healthcare teams in addressing the needs of patients with substance use disorders and chronic pain management. The MACS team of addiction medicine specialists provides expert guidance through free consultation, education, and technical assistance services. Learn more at www.marylandmacs.org.
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Upcoming MACS Training Opportunities (250.7 KB)
Please see the upcoming training opportunities from the Maryland Addiction Consultation Service (MACS) below. More information and details on how to register can be found in the attached fliers and at www.marylandmacs.org.
Opioid Treatment Program ECHO Clinic: Motivational Interviewing
Wednesday, March 5 (12:30–1:30 pm)
Presented by Christopher Welsh, MD
Alcohol Use Disorder Review, Co-Occurring Disorders, and Pharmacologic Treatments/Pitfall
Friday, March 7 (12–1 pm)
Presented by Avinash Ramprashad, MD
Maternal Health ECHO Clinic: Urine Drug Testing
Tuesday, March 11 (8–9 am)
Presented by Christopher Welsh, MD
Alcohol Use in Pregnancy and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
Tuesday, March 18 (12–1 pm)
Presented by Courtney Townsel, MD, MS, and Kathleen Mitchell, M.H.S., L.C.A.D.C.
Substance Use Disorder ECHO Clinic: Marijuana Use in Pregnancy
Wednesday, March 19 (12:30–1:30 pm)
Presented by Courtney Townsel, MD
Providing MOUD from a Trauma-informed Perspective: Community Engagement
Wednesday, March 26 (12–1 pm)
Presented by Marik Moen, PhD, MPH, RN
About MACS: MACS provides support to Maryland prescribers and their practices, pharmacists, and healthcare teams in addressing the needs of patients with substance use disorders and chronic pain management. The MACS team of addiction medicine specialists provides expert guidance through free consultation, education, and technical assistance services. Learn more at www.marylandmacs.org.
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Upcoming MACS Training Opportunities (250.7 KB)
Please see the upcoming training opportunities from the Maryland Addiction Consultation Service (MACS) below. More information and details on how to register can be found in the attached fliers and at www.marylandmacs.org.
Opioid Treatment Program ECHO Clinic: Motivational Interviewing
Wednesday, March 5 (12:30–1:30 pm)
Presented by Christopher Welsh, MD
Alcohol Use Disorder Review, Co-Occurring Disorders, and Pharmacologic Treatments/Pitfall
Friday, March 7 (12–1 pm)
Presented by Avinash Ramprashad, MD
Maternal Health ECHO Clinic: Urine Drug Testing
Tuesday, March 11 (8–9 am)
Presented by Christopher Welsh, MD
Alcohol Use in Pregnancy and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
Tuesday, March 18 (12–1 pm)
Presented by Courtney Townsel, MD, MS, and Kathleen Mitchell, M.H.S., L.C.A.D.C.
Substance Use Disorder ECHO Clinic: Marijuana Use in Pregnancy
Wednesday, March 19 (12:30–1:30 pm)
Presented by Courtney Townsel, MD
Providing MOUD from a Trauma-informed Perspective: Community Engagement
Wednesday, March 26 (12–1 pm)
Presented by Marik Moen, PhD, MPH, RN
About MACS: MACS provides support to Maryland prescribers and their practices, pharmacists, and healthcare teams in addressing the needs of patients with substance use disorders and chronic pain management. The MACS team of addiction medicine specialists provides expert guidance through free consultation, education, and technical assistance services. Learn more at www.marylandmacs.org.
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[trainingcenter] Registration is OPEN: Behavioral Health Administration's 21st Primary Behavioral Health and Early Intervention Conference (807.3 KB)
Registration is OPEN for the Behavioral Health Administration's 21st Primary Behavioral Health and Early Intervention Conference. Please see attached flyer for more details
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Color Run/Walk (253.8 KB)
Garrett County Lighthouse, Inc invites any local community and health organizations to host tables promoting their organization at our upcoming Color Walk/Run for childrens mental health.
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Signs of Dementia (633.9 KB)
Alzheimer's and other dementias cause memory, thinking, and behavior changes that interfere with
daily living. Learn about common warning signs of Alzheimer's and what symptoms to look for in
yourself and others, as well as tips to approach someone who is experiencing changes in their
memory, the benefit of early detection and diagnosis, and more.
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Adult Mental Health First Aid Training (301.7 KB)
Adult Mental Health First Aid Training opportunities are available. Please see attached flyer of click on this link:
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2025 Trauma-Informed Care Summit (371.7 KB)
The Trauma-Informed Care Summit will be held at Garrett College on May 27, 2025. See the attached flyer for registration details!
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Suicide Prevention Month Week 4 : Health Equity in Suicide Prevention (259.1 KB)
Suicide can affect anyone, regardless of background. We must break down barriers and provide support for all. Let's work together to create a world where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued. samhsa.gov/suicide #SuicidePreventionMonth
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Recovery Month Week 4: Community (131.9 KB)
Friendship is a superpower! 💪❤️ During #RecoveryMonth and beyond, reach out to a friend 👋 in #recovery and invite them to join you in activities that support their recovery journey. 🏓⚽🧩 samhsa.gov/find-support/helping-someone
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Recover Month Week 3 : Purpose (150.8 KB)
Check in with someone in #recovery and ask them to share which activities give their life meaning. Showing you value what they enjoy shows you care. 💝 Learn how you can help your friends in #recovery: samhsa.gov/find-support/helping-someone #RecoveryMonth #EndtheStigma
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Suicide Prevention Month Week 3: Understanding Suicide (191.9 KB)
Understanding the issues concerning suicide is an important way to take part in #SuicidePrevention, help others in crisis, and change the conversation around suicide. Visit samhsa.gov/suicide for resources and information. #SPM24
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Patriot Day 9/11 (81.7 KB)
On Patriot Day, we remember our nation's first responders and everyone whose occupational challenges could impact their mental health, wellness, and #recovery efforts. We see you, honor you, and thank you! If you are struggling to cope, reach out to get the support you need: samhsa.gov/find-help #RecoveryMonth #NeverForget
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World Suicide Prevention Day- September 10 (183.1 KB)
Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. We can all help prevent suicide. Understanding the issues concerning suicide and mental health is an important way to take part in suicide prevention, help others in crisis, and change the conversation around suicide. Learn more: samhsa.gov/suicide #WSPD #SPM24
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Suicide Prevention Month Week 2: Crisis Support and Treatment (227.5 KB)
You could be the one to save a life. Learn the warning signs of suicide and reach out to someone who may be struggling. A simple act of kindness can make a world of difference. samhsa.gov/suicide #SuicidePreventionMonth
September 11 | Livestream Event: Suicide Prevention in Health Care Settings
Time: 12 - 12:30 p.m. ETNo registration is required for this free event. Watch the live event on NIMH’s Facebook page or YouTube channel.
In recognition of National Suicide Prevention Month in September, the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) are hosting a livestream event on suicide prevention in health care settings.
Suicide is a major cause of death in the United States, and many people at risk of suicide don’t get the mental health care they need. In many cases, people see a health care provider in the weeks or months before a suicide attempt, making medical settings like emergency rooms and doctor’s offices key points for prevention and intervention.
The event will cover:
Research supported by NIMH and SAMHSA on improving how we screen for and assess suicide risk and intervene in health care settings.
How to apply this research in clinical practice.
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Recover Month Week 2 : Home (336.5 KB)
A home is more than just a place. It’s our safety zone. During #recovery, surround yourself with people who accept you and help you feel safe and thrive. Learn about recovery supports at samhsa.gov/find-help/recovery.
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No Judgement. Just Help. (366.9 KB)
Sunday, September 8th, 2024 marks the first Annual 988 Day. View SAMHSA's 988 Fact Sheet.
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Helping the Helpers: Family Connections to Support Recovery (138.9 KB)
We know that people with substance use disorders are more successful in their recovery when they are surrounded by a supportive network of people who love them and are equally committed to their success. As parents and caregivers, how do we support the recovery of our loved ones while also taking care of ourselves? Join MCF and Maryland Treatment Centers for an engaging and informative discussion of ways to help yourself while you help your loved one, Register Here: https://www.mdcoalition.org/event/helping-the-helpers-family-connections-to-support-recovery/
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Suicide Prevention Month Week 1: Community-based Suicide Prevention #SPM24 (192.1 KB)
Community support is key to #SuicidePrevention 💙 Learn & share the warning signs and risk factors of suicide 💜 We can offer hope and help to someone who may be in crisis: 988lifeline.org/how-we-can-all-prevent-suicide #SPM24
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National Recovery Month Week 1: Health #RecoveryIsPossible (229 KB)
No matter where you are on your recovery journey 👣 remember to care for your overall health and #wellness. Spend time with people who accept you 💞 engage in physical activity 👟 and explore nature 🌳. Learn about other ways to cope: samhsa.gov/find-support/how-to-cope #RecoveryIsPossible
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#LaborDay #Recovery samhsa.gov/find-help/recovery (198.2 KB)
On Labor Day and during #RecoveryMonth, we celebrate the work of the dedicated people across the country who comprise the incredible recovery and mental health workforce and peer support network. We celebrate the hard work you do every day to support people in recovery. #LaborDay #Recovery samhsa.gov/find-help/recovery
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Free Expungement Clinic (2.6 MB)
Maryland Legal Aid, in collaboration with the Maryland Office of the Public Defender, is hosting a free expungement clinic. Individuals with a criminal history can receive legal advice and have their expungement petitions prepared on-site.
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Garrett County International Overdose Awareness Day (298.2 KB)
# Together We Can.
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Walk For Recovery (1.3 MB)
Individuals, families, businesses & organizations will come together to raise awareness of Substance Use Disorder and local resources, and to raise crucial funds for the opening of the women's residential recovery facility.
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Free Clinical Services (4.1 MB)
Please see the attached flyer for free clinical services being offered statewide family members or other concerned
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Opioid Town Hall (319.6 KB)
Come share your ideas for how we can do more to address the overdose crisis!
Event Details: This event will feature presentations from state and local government officials. Members of the public will also have the chance to speak during the meeting.
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Veteran Suicide Awareness (1.5 MB)
You can prevent Veteran suicide. Start by learning the
VA S.A.V.E. acronym.
This training will help you act with compassion if you encounter a Veteran in crisis or experiencing suicidal thoughts. -
Public Behavioral Health System Manual (1.4 MB)
The attached Manual for Managing the Public Behavioral Health System seeks to clarify and build a
shared vision for local behavioral health system in our state. It defines roles, standard processes, and
supporting information to help achieve the best possible health outcomes for all Marylanders. In the
spirit of collaboration and shared learning, this Manual was developed over the past few years using a
multi-step process involving subject matter experts from BHA, Local Behavioral Health Authorities
(LBHAs) (or Core Service Agency and Local Addictions Authority together), the state’s Medicaid agency,
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Behavioral Health Provider Guide (165.8 KB)
List of Behavioral Health Providers in Garrett County.
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Stigma (42.5 KB)
The Garrett County Local Behavioral Health Authority and Local Management board is sponsoring this slide at the Garrett 8 Cinemas for May and June 2023.
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988 Awareness (96.4 KB)
The Garrett County Local Behavioral Health Authority and Local Management board is sponsoring this slide at the Garrett 8 Cinemas for May and June 2023.
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MCRSS Addendum #3 (263.3 KB)
The Allegany County Local Behavioral Health Authority and Garrett County Local Behavioral Health Authority are providing Addendum #3 RFP No. 20230201 Mobile Crisis Response and Stabilization Services (MCRSS) for review and acknowledgement of receiving Addendum #3.
We have provided the Addendum #3 RFP No. 20230201 Mobile Crisis Response and Stabilization Services (MCRSS) as an attachment in this email. The Addendum #3 document will also be available for review by accessing the following links:
https://health.maryland.gov/allegany
https://garretthealth.org
https://mygarrettcounty.com/groups/behavioral-health-authority
The Addendum #3 RFP No. 20230201 Mobile Crisis Response and Stabilization Services (MCRSS) will include one question and a response related to the Funding Parameters and inquiries and a response related to accessing the Budget Forms. -
MCRSS Addendum #2 RFP No. 20230201 (301.7 KB)
Good Friday Morning...
The RFP No. sent with Addendum #1, on February 13, 2023, was incorrect. The correct RFP No. is 20230201 and was typed as 02230201.
The Allegany County Local Behavioral Health Authority and Garrett County Local Behavioral Health Authority are providing Addendum #2 RFP No. 20230201 Mobile Crisis Response and Stabilization Services (MCRSS) for review and acknowledgement of receiving Addendum #2.
We have provided the Addendum #2 RFP No. 20230201 Mobile Crisis Response and Stabilization Services (MCRSS) as an attachment in this email. The Addendum #2 document will also be available for review by accessing the following links:
· https://health.maryland.gov/allegany
· https://garretthealth.org
· https://mygarrettcounty.com/groups/behavioral-health-authority
The Addendum #2 RFP No. 20230201 Mobile Crisis Response and Stabilization Services (MCRSS) will open in a fillable PDF. It is advisable to download the fillable PDF rather than open with Google Docs. An important reminder is the new Financial Proposal links will have offerers needing to request permission to access and complete.
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MCRSS Addendum #1-RFP 20230201 ( February 13, 2023).doc (497 KB)
Good Monday Afternoon,
The Allegany County Local Behavioral Health Authority and Garrett County Local Behavioral Health Authority are providing Addendum #1 RFP No. 02230201 Mobile Crisis Response and Stabilization Services (MCRSS) for review and acknowledgement of receiving Addendum #1.
We have provided the Addendum #1 RFP No. 02230201 Mobile Crisis Response and Stabilization Services (MCRSS) as an attachment in this email. The Addendum # 1 document can also be reviewed by accessing the following links:
https://health.maryland.gov/allegany
https://garretthealth.org
https://mygarrettcounty.com/groups/behavioral-health-authority
The Addendum #1 RFP No. 02230201 Mobile Crisis Response and Stabilization Services (MCRSS) will open in a fillable PDF. It is advisable to download the fillable PDF rather than open with Google Docs. -
MCRSS_RFP No. 20230201 Proposal Document with XLS Budget Sheet - FINAL.pdf (772.9 KB)
Happy February!!!!
The Allegany County Local Behavioral Health Authority and Garrett County Local Behavioral Health Authority are seeking Request for Proposals (RFP) from qualified offerors to operate a Mobile Crisis Response and Stabilization Services (MCRSS) program for both Allegany and Garrett Counties.
We have provided the MCRSS RFP link, in this email, as an attachment. The MCRSS RFP can also be reviewed by accessing the following links:
https://health.maryland.gov/allegany
https://garretthealth.org
https://mygarrettcounty.com/groups/behavioral-health-authority
The MCRSS RFP will open in a fillable PDF. It is advisable to download the fillable PDF rather than open with Google Docs. The offeror may need to be granted permission to access the Financial Proposal Forms, which will be monitored daily. -
Save The Date (470.4 KB)
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The Center for Behavioral Health Brochure (790.2 KB)
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FY22 Garrett County LBHA Plan of Operations reduced.pdf (2.4 MB)
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RFP Targeted Case Management Services for Children and Youth (170.8 KB)
Garrett County Behavioral Health Authority is inviting providers to bid for Targeted Case Management Services for Children and Youth.
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Student and Young Adult Resource guide for coping with COVID-19 (183.6 KB)
The Maryland Department of Health (MDH) Behavioral Health Administration (BHA) developed this behavioral health resource guide for middle and high school students, adolescents and young adults coping during the school year.
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Coalition for Community Schools (230.6 KB)
Next Generation Coalition is an alliance built and led by youth leaders. This document explains who they are and what they do
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Behavioral Health Authority Plan of Operations Section E (82.4 KB)
GCBHA welcomes your comments on The Fiscal Year 2022 Plan of Operations Section E, Planning Process. Please remember in order to add your comments you will need to join mygarrettcounty.com
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Behavioral Health Authority Plan of Operations Section G (3 MB)
GCBHA welcomes your comments on Section G Data Planning for the FY2022 Plan of Operations. Please remember in order to add comments you will have to join mygarrettcounty.com
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Section F Service Delivery (166.2 KB)
Please review Section F Service Delivery for Fiscal Year 2022 Behavioral Health Authority Plan of Operations. We welcome suggestions or revisions in the comment section.
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Section D FY2020 Highlights and Achievements for the FY 2022 Garrett County Behavioral Health Plan of Operations (815.5 KB)
We are looking forward to community feedback on the FY 2020 Highlights and Achievements section .
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Behavioral Health Authority Plan of Operations Section B: New Developments and Challenges (28.9 KB)
The Garrett County Behavioral Health Authority welcomes your comments on New Developments and Challenges - Section B of the FY 2022 Plan of Operations.
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FY 2022 Goals for the Behavioral Health Authority Plan of Operations (23 KB)
The Garrett County Behavioral Health Authority would like your help in determining the goals for the FY 2022 Plan of Operations for Garrett County! Please respond in the comments.
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Holiday Help with Stress (13 KB)
The holidays are a stressful time for everyone, especially this year when many traditions have had to be modified around the COVID-19 situation. Don't panic......help is available. This document has many resources listed that are available either immediately or on an ongoing basis.
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CCO TCM RFP Garrett County Child and Adolescent RFP FY 21.docx VERSION 2.docx (169 KB)
Garrett County Behavioral Authority is inviting providers to submit an RFP for Target Management Services for Child and Adolescents Services.
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TCM RFP Adults 2021 garrett.doc (529.5 KB)
Garrett County Behavioral Health Authority is inviting providers to submit a RFP for Target Management Services for Adults
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Brain Health: Age Related Issues (1 MB)
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GCPS Announces Updates from the Food and Nutrition Services.docx (15.1 KB)
Check out the latest information from Garrett County Public Schools regarding children obtaining meals whilst virtual learning continues
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GCBHA LMB Brochure 2020.pdf (551.7 KB)
Behavioral Health Authority/Local Management Board Brochure
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RFP memo crisis response HB 1092 ...5.20.20 signed.pdf (130.4 KB)
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CrisisResponse_RFP_052020 (1).pdf (569.5 KB)
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SUICIDE IS PREVENTABLE.docx (248.1 KB)
September is Suicide Awareness month. Help us spread the Lifeline number, it could save a life.
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Garrett County Resource Day Announcement.docx (90.9 KB)
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Vet Fest Flyer.pdf (77.2 KB)
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Garrett County Behavioral Health Plan of Operations (9.9 MB)
The Behavioral Health Plan of Operations can be used as a reference, for those taking the survey, to read about local services and populations served in the Public Behavioral Health System, including needed services.