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EspañolYouth MOVE Maine is a statewide, regionally based youth and young adult-driven organization dedicated to ensuring that all young people have a say in the decisions that impact their lives. YMM supports young people’s efforts to improve policies in mental health, juvenile justice, and other systems of care, build skills for youth-adult partnerships and take…
Yearly Archives: 2012
THRIVE and Youth MOVE Maine featured in the New England Psychologist
“Programs Help Teens Connect to Services” is in the December 2012 issue of the New England Psychologist. The article highlights the two SAMHSA grants awarded to THRIVE and Youth MOVE Maine in partnership with Maine’s Department of Corrections’ Division of Juvenile Services to improve services and supports for Maine’s youth. “The work is recognizing that…
Moving: THRIVE, Youth MOVE & Diversion to Assets
THRIVE has new role in Juvenile Services grant, Youth MOVE has new grant for Youth Courts LEWISTON – As of October 1, THRIVE and Youth MOVE Maine (“Youth MOVE”) have new homes and new federal Substance and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) grants to support. Diversion to Assets, Androscoggin County’s alternative juvenile corrections program, has…
Maine Awareness Campaign Receives Bronze Award
Children’s Mental Health Awareness Campaign Wins Bronze for Excellence in Community Communications & Outreach ORLANDO, FL – G.E.A.R. Parent Network and Youth MOVE Maine accepted the bronze award in the Children’s Mental Health Awareness Campaign category on behalf of collaborative partners Children’s Behavioral Health Services and THRIVE at the Excellence in Community Communications and Outreach recognition ceremony July 26. The awards…
Juvenile Corrections Training Features ACES Researcher
Vincent Felitti, M.D. co-principal investigator of the Adverse Childhood Experiences Study, addresses Maine Juvenile Corrections workers at a trauma-informed training conference. (Tsukroff photo) AUGUSTA – The Maine Department of Corrections Division of Juvenile Services, in collaboration with its Juvenile Justice Advisory Group and Lewiston-based THRIVE, hosted Dr. Vincent Felitti, M.D., co-principal investigator of the landmark Adverse Childhood Experiences Study…
Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week 2012
The National Federation of Families for Children’s Mental Health has declared May 6–12, 2012 National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week with Youth Overcoming Trauma as the theme for this year’s Poster Contest. Awareness Week is dedicated to sharing stories of resiliency with the public and increasing support for the triumphs and challenges of these young people. The more…
Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day 2012
Help spread the word… about resiliency and recovery on social media pages, in emails or your signature block. Adverse experiences in childhood and adolescence can significantly increase stress hormones and negatively impact emotional, social and physical health across time. Supportive caregivers and communities can buffer the impact and nurture well-being. May is the month we celebrate Children’s Mental Health Awareness and the…
Youth MOVE ME Wins Youth Empowerment Award
Youth MOVE Maine award-winning staff (back from left): Jozalynn “Joz” Jones, Old Town; Ashalie Wark, Manchester; Chesari Tempesta, Turner; Jennifer Herrick, Lewiston; Jacinta Storer, Auburn, Diversion to Assets Coordinator; Ryun Anderson, Freeport; (front from left): Dustin Stout, Lewiston, intern; Chelsey Everest, Portland; not shown: Faith Stevens, Rockland. LEWISTON – Youth MOVE Maine (YMM) received the Maine Youth…
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