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CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT |
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The Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office and BAMSI
(Brockton Area Multi-Services, Inc.) announce the 5th Annual Charity Open to
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Advocacy Center of Plymouth County to be held on
Monday, August 23, 2010 at the spectacular shoreline Ocean Course at The
Club at New Seabury in Mashpee.
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TJF MEMORIAL AIDS WALK |
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The Thomas J. Fahey Jr., 19th Annual Memorial
AIDS Walk is scheduled for Saturday, October 2, 2010 at the BAMSI |
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Administration Office,
10 Christy’s Drive, Brockton, MA at 8:00 a.m.
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SENIOR CITIZEN RECEPTION |
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The Dorn-Davies
Senior Center sponsored the 12th Annual Senior
Citizen Reception on Tuesday, June 15th at the
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Distinguished speakers, including Mayor Linda
Balzotti, Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy
Cruz, and Attorney Richard Lawton, addressed the
audience on a variety of issues particular to the
seniors. The Elderly Advocate Appreciation
Award was presented to Representative Christine
Canavan for her outstanding work with the elderly
community. The 500 senior citizens who
attended the event benefited from handouts and
information from vendors. The day also
included a luncheon and two musical performance,
which had the guests dancing and singing! |
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METRO SOUTH ACADEMY |
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Metro South Academy held its annual Commencement
Ceremony on Tuesday, June 1, 2010. Welcoming
remarks were given by BAMSI Chief |
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Operations Officer, Vanessa Tierney and Joe
Marchisio from the Brockton Public Schools was the
keynote speaker. Anthony Simonelli, Chief
Executive Officer of BAMSI conferred the high school
diplomas on the six graduates who were greeted with
a warm applause by over 60 parents and friends who
attended the ceremony. |
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EXTRA DISTANCE AWARDS |
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BAMSI Extra Distance
Award winners were recognized at the Leadership Meeting on May 11, 2010 at
Lombardo's. At each Leadership Meeting, |
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BAMSI Executive Management Team
recognizes individual employees and employee teams to recognize performance
in collaboration with others that fosters team spirit and demonstrates a
best-practice model of service delivery.
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SAFETY BULLETIN |
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Skin cancer is the most
common type of cancer in the United States. Ultraviolet (UV) rays
from the sun are the main cause of skin cancer. UV damage can also
cause wrinkles and blotchy skin.
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REFERRALS BEING ACCEPTED |
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BAMSI’s Community
Service Agency for the Brockton Area; an interagency initiative of the
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Executive
Office of Health and Human Services, is now accepting referrals from all
related parties for children and youth with serious emotional disturbance (S.E.D.)
who require or are already utilizing multiple services or are involved with
multiple child-serving systems (e.g., child welfare, special education,
juvenile justice, mental health) and their families
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CARF
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CARF International announced that BAMSI has been accredited
for a period of three
years for its Community Housing, Supported Living,
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bamsi awarded role of
brockton community services agency |
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Brockton Area Multi-Services Inc. (BAMSI) has been selected to
serve as the Community Service Agency for Brockton area and the
surrounding towns to integrate the Children’s Behavioral Health
Initiative (CBHI). The Children’s Behavioral Health Initiative is an
interagency initiative of the Commonwealth’s Executive Office of
Health and Human Services designed to strengthen, expand, and
integrate Massachusetts state services into a comprehensive,
community-based system of care, and to ensure that families and their
children with significant emotional and behavioral health needs obtain
the services they need for success in home, school, and community.
The award will involve BAMSI’s Wraparound Family Services Division,
and they will be adding a number of new staff positions and increasing
services to Brockton area youth with severe emotional disturbances and
their families from 50 to over 300.
Initially BAMSI will need Care Managers who will be Masters or
Bachelor Level Clinicians with experience in human services related
fields and Family Partners who will be parents or caregivers of
children with SED who bring their experience in navigating community
services for their children. These positions will be added
incrementally over the next 18 months and prospective employees should
check the BAMSI Career Site for more information as these positions
come on-line.
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