Amplify is a unique catalyst, leading and uniting community leaders, residents, and partners with the behavioral health resources and prevention strategies they need the most. We bring together a wide range of voices to work toward a single-minded goal: to strengthen the ability of our region to advance healthy communities.
We offer a wide network of connections that include tailored support, strategies, and resources that promote mental health and prevent substance misuse. Our team builds strategic partnerships that promote collaboration to improve outcomes across the lifespan. Amplify’s experience, knowledge of best practices, and relationships with local communities ensures that the right help is available for those living with mental health and substance misuse disorders.
HARTFORD OPENS WARMING CENTERS AS SEVERE COLD WEATHER ACTIVATION TAKES EFFECT MONDAY EVENING 1/7/25!!
"We've activated the severe cold weather protocol to ensure Hartford residents have easy access to a place they can go to stay warm," said Mayor Arunan Arulampalam. “If you are in need of shelter over the next few days, please make sure to head to one of these warming centers or call 2-1-1.”
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Area hospital ER’s are seeing an increase in service demand for non-life threatening conditions which causes longer response times and limited resource availability for true life threatening emergencies. As we continue through cold and flu season, it is important to choose the most appropriate facility to treat your healthcare needs. As a reminder, 911 and the Emergency Room are for serious or life threatening conditions and should not be used as substitutes for your primary care physician. ... See MoreSee Less
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Reflecting on 2024 😀 ... See MoreSee Less
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Many young people report that their first gambling experience occurs around 9-11 years of age. Children who have early exposure to gambling experiences, including lottery tickets, are four times more likely to develop a gambling problem.
This holiday season, #GiftResponsibly. Lottery tickets aren’t for kids. ... See MoreSee Less
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One wrong glide, and you're through the ice. Stay safe—don’t drink and drive. ❄️🚗 #DriveSober #OnThinIce ... See MoreSee Less
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‼️Youth problem gambling is a growing public health concern.‼️ Even though gambling activities are legally restricted to adults, there is clear evidence that underage youth continue to actively participate in gambling.
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Congratulations to Ashley Perreira of the Bolton Prevention Council who received the "2024 Coalition Sector All-Star Award" for excellence in the Parent Sector. 🌟👏🏼
Ashley represents her Bolton community by doing great prevention work, supporting the prevention mission and working to educate her community in regard to prevention. Thank you, Ashley, for all your hard work and dedication!
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📣 *We’re making strides in suicide prevention!* 📣
On Wednesday, Amplify, Inc. had the honor of presenting at the North Central Network of Care quarterly meeting. Our RSAB Manager, Nicole Bengtson, shared an impactful overview of suicide prevention efforts in our region, highlighting updated data and vital resources to equip key stakeholders in our community. Thank you to Lisa Palazzo and #NCNC for having us! ❤️
Together, we’re fostering hope, saving lives, and building a stronger network of care.
💡 Need help or want to learn more about local resources? Visit our website at AmplifyCT.org. 💡
#SuicidePrevention #MentalHealthMatters #AmplifyHope #988 #1Word1Voice1Life
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