DeWitt County Community Mental Health Board

05/18/2026

This is a free event for the whole family! Come have fun, see the vegetable and flower gardens, play games, and see the Health Department and staff members up close! Our DeWitt Piatt Bi-County Health Department does so much.

04/28/2026

Grief group is tonight at the Vault . . . Tuesday, April 28th, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Please get in touch with Jason Kitson for more information.

Our next grief group will meet tomorrow, Tuesday, April 28th, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Please get in touch with Jason Kitson for more information.

04/28/2026

LAST CHANCE to apply! Deadline: May 5

Are you a seasoned substance misuse prevention professional with 6+ years of experience working in HHS Region 5 (IL, IN, MI, MN, OH, WI)?

You’re invited to apply for an exclusive four-session Community of Practice designed specifically for experienced leaders in the field. Join a small, interactive group of professionals committed to strengthening prevention at a higher level.

This isn’t an entry-level training, it’s a space for:
Advanced-level dialogue; strategic reflection; peer consultation with fellow experts; and exploring complex and emerging issues in prevention systems, leadership, and workforce development.

Space is limited to maintain an intimate experience — don’t wait!

To learn more and apply now: https://pttcnetwork.org/event/advanced-substance-misuse-prevention-professionals-community-of-practice/

Tag a colleague with 6+ years in prevention who should be part of this conversation.

04/28/2026

Check out Rural Minds many resources and a free su***de prevention course especially designed for veterinarians, agribusiness professionals, and all those who support animal health, farm families, and rural communities. See details below.

Rural Minds in partnership with Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine – “Mental Health and Su***de Prevention in Rural America.”

Access the free online course here: bit.ly/3ZENLhU

Find additional resources at www.RuralMinds.org.

On this World Veterinary Day, Rural Minds recognizes all the veterinarians who play a vital role in supporting animal health, farm families, and rural communities.

Veterinary professionals often face long hours, high stress, and emotional challenges, yet mental health resources in rural areas can be limited. Rural Minds is working to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and share mental health resources for those living and working in rural America.

In partnership with Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine and NY FarmNet, developed a free online course – “Mental Health and Su***de Prevention in Rural America.”

Designed especially for veterinarians, agribusiness professionals, and veterinary students, this course provides tips to help with mental health challenges, including recognizing and responding to warning signs, as well as information on resources such as crisis hotline numbers and local support.

Access the free online course here: bit.ly/3ZENLhU

Find additional resources at www.RuralMinds.org.

04/24/2026

04/24/2026

Every path to recovery is valid.

Medication Assisted Recovery (MAR) is a first-line, evidence-based option for anyone looking for long-term, sustained health. It’s not a shortcut. It’s a real, valid way to heal.
Take a look at the facts below! ⬇️

04/24/2026

See Rural Minds' Farmer Mental Health Resilience Program and “toolkit” below – helping farmers and farm families access support in ways that feel comfortable and practical: tinyurl.com/yv2dhmjc

A national nonprofit organization based in Chautauqua County recently launched a program aimed at supporting mental wellness for farmers and farm families. Jeff Winton, the founder and chairman of Rural Minds, spoke about the Farmer Mental Health Resilience Program as a guest on Friday's edition of

04/24/2026

Tomorrow, Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM, the Clinton Police Department will host a curbside drop-off for National Drug Take Back Day at the Clinton Police Department (118 W. Washington St., Clinton).

Bring your unused or expired medications for safe and proper disposal—no questions asked.

Can’t make it tomorrow? The Clinton Police Department accepts expired and unused medications 24/7/365 in the secure medication drop box located inside the department.

Help keep our community safe by cleaning out your medicine cabinets!

11/22/2025

Great food, friends, and Thanksgiving! Thank you ROSC!