SERVING INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES LIVING WITH MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY SINCE 1968
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Gilead advocating for quality mental health services with State Senator Art Linares.
Every year, the Connecticut General Assembly considers a wide variety of proposed legislation, referred to as “legislative bills”. Some of these bills have the capacity to impact Gilead clients and their families.
These proposed bills may reflect legislators’ special concerns or be introduced at the request of constituents, organizations, executive branch agencies, or other government agencies. Most bills, if passed, become public acts or laws impacting Connecticut citizens and/or businesses.
The Connecticut General Assembly is currently not in session. More information about the General Assembly and how the legislative process in Connecticut works can be accessed by visiting www.cga.ct.gov.
Gilead Community Services’ first priority is to provide the best mental health care in Middlesex County.
In order to achieve this, we must ensure that our legislators are aware of what our clients face on a day-to-day basis, and what is most important to their lives. The following is a list of Gilead’s current legislative priorities.
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