BHN is proud to provide the COVID-19 vaccine to our dedicated staff who have endured months of challenges throughout the pandemic!

The Springfield Drug Court in partnership with BHN and UMass Medical School helps those struggling with substance use sustain long-term recovery and stay out of the criminal justice system through a new grant-funded program called MISSION-Springfield.

BHN has been approved to offer the COVID-19 vaccine directly to forward-facing staff and clients, as well as through our pharmacy partners.

Over the past eight months, the COVID-19 pandemic has altered all facets of life. As healthcare providers, we have adjusted to meet the needs of our patient populations, especially our senior citizens.

COVID-19 is putting incredible pressure on families. Many families are worried about their child’s mental health, but they aren’t sure where to turn or how to get started. HandholdMA.org is here to help.

Make your voice heard. Take the COVID-19 Community Impact Survey to share what your experience has been like through the pandemic. www.mass.gov/COVIDsurvey

In a recent article featured in the Republican's Better Health section, BHN's President and CEO, Steve Winn explains how to deal with stress and safely access support during the pandemic.

BHN has announced it has hired a Social Justice Director for the organization, Chelan Brown, who will work collaboratively with staff and leadership to amplify and move forward the work toward racial and social equity at BHN and in the community.

Kamp for Kids brings together children with and without disabilities in a unique integrated model that promotes understanding and growth. This summer’s free virtual Kamp experience includes art, health, nature, and other inclusive, fun activities.

Behavioral Health Network, Inc. (BHN) has announced it has received a grant of $10,000 from Westfield Bank to benefit Kamp for Kids™, the organization’s summer day camp for children and young adults with and without disabilities.