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Art of Healing gala – You + CHACharles Hotel, Cambridge6:00 pm – Cocktail Reception7:30 pm – Dinner, Program and Fund-a-Need
RoAnn Costin Jonathan and Amy FlemingBill and Lisa Lahey Claire LaPorte
Over the past decade, mental health services stretched beyond capacity, reaching a crisis with children and adults boarding in emergency departments across the state for months. Then Secretary of Health and Human Services for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Marylou Sudders partnered with CHA to respond. Secretary Sudders was instrumental in supporting CHA’s new child and adolescent units. She also ushered in a new approach to providing mental health services across the state with 25 Community Behavioral Health Centers, of which CHA is one. For the past eight years, Marylou Sudders oversaw 12 state agencies and the MassHealth program, with a combined budget of over $27 billion and 22,000 public employees. EOHHS programs and services represent 53 percent of the state’s budget and provide treatment, care, and support to one in every three residents. In her new role as a senior policy advisor at Smith, Costello and Crawford, Marylou Sudders will never forget that behind those numbers are the lives of individuals, families, and communities in need of support. She is a social worker committed to the health and well-being of Massachusetts residents, including addressing equity and reforming behavioral health care so that residents can access care where and when they need it. Values shared by CHA.
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