Alabama Department of Mental Health

Recently, we were asked by Governor Ivey to describe significant policy changes and how our work benefits the citizens of Read more.

We begin the first months of Fall at the Alabama Department of Mental Health with a focus on the future Read more.

Mental Health Awareness Month is the month of May and we are proud to celebrate it, showcasing programs and events Read more.

A new Alabama Department of Mental Health website was recently unveiled after nearly a year of work by numerous ADMH Read more.

The holiday season for most people is a fun time of the year filled with parties, celebrations, and social gatherings Read more.

Many Alabamians struggle with substance abuse disorders. The negative effect of the abuse is seen on the news almost every Read more.

The “Securing Alabama’s Facilities of Education” (SAFE) Council was created by Governor Ivey on March 6, to study school safety. Read more.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week is also included in the celebration. These two issues Read more.

This edition of the Outlook holds a special meaning to me as we celebrate two important awareness months: Development Disabilities Read more.

The success of our work in mental health, substance abuse and developmental disabilities is built from the ground up, by Read more.

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