First Draft: Peer Support Option for Peers Dealing with DHHS for Families
DEADLINE TO RESPOND: Monday, August 12th. When DHHS becomes involved, we recommend Peers have the opportunity to have Peer support to assist with the DHHS process.
First Draft: Long Stays in Hospital Emergency Department (ED) Hallways
DEADLINE TO RESPOND: Monday August 12th. Submit your feedback, ideas or personal story about long stays in hospital emergency department (ED) hallways.
Second Draft: MH Peer Center Request for Proposals (RFPs)
DEADLINE TO RESPOND: Monday July 8th. We want all mental health peer recovery centers to have the skills and resources needed to write successful RFPs in the future and decrease the amount of stress when they are not awarded.
Concept Draft: Long Stays in Hospital Emergency Department (ED) Hallways
DEADLINE TO RESPOND: Monday July 8th. Submit your feedback, ideas or personal story about long stays in hospital emergency department (ED) hallways.
Rock N’ Talk Project: Talk It Out, Change the System
Connect with others who understand the challenges and triumphs of navigating the Maine mental health system. Rock N’ Talk is a community project event that provides a welcoming and comfortable space for peers to share their experiences with mental health and related services. Everyone deserves access to quality mental healthcare and your voice matters.
First Draft: MH Peer Center Request for Proposals (RFPs)
DEADLINE TO RESPOND: Monday June 10th. Because of lack of information, RFPs are rejected, often causing centers to experience intense emotions attached to whether they receive an awarded contract and extensions due to delays in the contract process.
Long Stays in Hospital Emergency Department (ED) Hallways
DEADLINE TO RESPOND: Monday June 10th. Peers have reported to the CCSM that they have had long stays in the hallways at local emergency departments across Maine. There is a long and reoccurring history of this practice, and we know it can be done better!
Concept Draft: MH Peer Center RFPs
Deadline to Respond: May 6, 2024. If we truly want a peer-written RFP, we need to do more for center managers and staff to build their capacity to write correctly what the State is requesting.
Second Draft: Lack of DLSS (Daily Living Support Services) for those in need of the service in Maine
DEADLINE TO RESPOND: May 6, 2024. We expect that no matter what you define as a home or what area of Maine you live in that you can access Daily Living Support Services.
First Draft: Lack of DLSS (Daily Living Support Services) for those in need of the service in Maine
Deadline to Respond: April 8, 2024 We have seen a sharp decline in this service’s accessibility for people who need this service to be able to stay in their own homes successfully by having supports that increase skills and abilities to be successful in the community of the person’s choosing.
