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Montana's turnover rate for disability care workers is 88% - Vimarsana News

Montana's turnover rate for disability care workers is 88%

The 88% turnover rate for intellectual and developmental disability care workers in Montana is more than double the 43% average found in a study of 48 states.

Behavioral Health Committee offers programs to help with mental health - Vimarsana News

Behavioral Health Committee offers programs to help with mental health

The Behavioral Health System for Future Generations Commission discussed two ways to help the mental health industry in Montana on Friday.Since its inception in

Montana behavioral health commission discusses ideas to address service backlogs - Vimarsana News

Montana behavioral health commission discusses ideas to address service backlogs

A state commission tasked with planning for the future of Montana’s behavioral health system is moving forward with some early proposals, aimed at addressing service backlogs.

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MCPS students get free fresh haircuts for start of school - Vimarsana News

MCPS students get free fresh haircuts for start of school

Elementary students will start the school year with free haircuts and back-to-school outfits after a first-of-its-kind event at Franklin Elementary School organized by several local salons and other groups.

How to spend $300 million on behavioral health? | News | bozemandailychronicle.com - Vimarsana News

How to spend $300 million on behavioral health? | News | bozemandailychronicle.com

“It does not matter, in my observation, how much mental health treatment is ordered if a person does not have a safe place to sleep," Judge Amy Eddy said.