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CCMHC restructures relationship with county - Vimarsana News

CCMHC restructures relationship with county

GIRARD, Kan. — During Friday’s county commission meeting, Crawford County Mental Health Center Director Heather Spaur submitted a resolution to restructure the organization’s legal …

SEK mental health facilities achieve CCBHC certification - Vimarsana News

SEK mental health facilities achieve CCBHC certification

Labette Center for Mental Health Services and Spring River Mental Health and Wellness recently announced Provisional Certification as Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHCs) by the Kansas Department of Aging and Disability Services (KDADS) in Kansas, with Crawford County Mental Health Center expected to receive Provisional Certification later this fall.

CCMHC director outlines plans for 2023 - Vimarsana News

CCMHC director outlines plans for 2023

In a work session prior to Friday’s regular meeting, Crawford County commissioners met with Crawford County Mental Health Center (CCMHC) Director Heather Spaur to begin planning and coordinating support for the organization next year.

Spaur hits ground running at CCMH  - The Morning Sun - Vimarsana News

Spaur hits ground running at CCMH  - The Morning Sun

Since Heather Spaur has taken over as executive director of the Crawford County Mental Health Center, she has been overseeing a massive expansion of services to the community.  

CCMH establishes advisory board - Vimarsana News

CCMH establishes advisory board

Crawford County Mental Health Center’s governing board announced Tuesday that it has established an advisory board “to incorporate meaningful participation of clients, family members, advocates, and passionate community members.” The advisory board was created as part of a $4 million CCBHC grant through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).