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Article content The largest mental health and addiction organizations in the London region are merging, with the aim of offering expanded services and making it easier for people to get help. The merger of Addiction Services of Thames Valley with the Elgin Middlesex and Oxford branches of the Canadian Mental Health Association is expected to take effect in July or August. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. CMHA branches to merge with Addiction Services to increase access Back to video The merger should give people dealing with addiction, mental ill...

The largest mental health and addiction organizations in the London region are merging, with the aim of offering expanded services and making it easier for…

shutterstock.com AUSTIN – The Texas Access to Justice Commission, with its co-sponsor the State Bar of Texas, honored veterans throughout the state at the Virtual 2021 Champions of Justice Gala Benefiting Veterans.  The Masters of Ceremonies for the gala were Texas Supreme Court Justices Eva Guzman and Brett Busby. More than $448,000 was raised with all proceeds designated for addressing the civil legal needs of low-income Texans. Proceeds will be distributed to legal aid providers serving veterans by the Texas Access to Justice Foundation, a press release states. T...

FINANCE The Board accepted with gratitude a gift to Wilson Elementary School in the amount of $1,072 from the Wilson Elementary School Girl Scouts. TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION Technology and Communication Chair Gretchan Ohlig reported that, at a recent meeting, Chief Technology Officer Brian Auker and Network Manager Arvin Vidal addressed committee member questions about the possibility of storing additional district network systems on the Cloud. Mr. Auker and Mr. Vidal explained which systems already exist on the Cloud and which are stored locally for specific reasons. Ms. Ohlig noted that ...

By Erica Wright The Birmingham Times Beth Mitchell wanted to work but struggled to find a job. The Birmingham resident was diagnosed with depression and labored to find employment for five years—until she eventually found her way to Workshops Empowerment Inc. (WE Inc.). “They taught me basic work skills because I had been out of the workforce for [so long],” said Mitchell. “They let me tour [the facilities] and decide what type of job setting I would like to start working in.” WE Inc., a nonprofit organization based in Birmingham’s Avondale community, offers a broad range of vocat...