aurora mental health and recovery
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Aurora mental health nonprofit cuts 100-plus jobs after Colorado agency reduces reimbursement rate
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A nonprofit that provides services through 11 mental health centers in Aurora announced Thursday that it is eliminating 111 jobs effective June 30, the result of federal and state budget reductions. Aurora Mental Health & Recovery said the positions being eliminated are mostly administrative and support service jobs. That includes 91 jobs currently held by…
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Aurora Mental Health and Recovery opens ‘one-stop’ facility for health, substance use care
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Aurora Mental Health and Recovery is opening a new facility that the organization said will provide “one-stop access” to mental healthcare and substance use care. AMHR’s Potomac Pavilion, a new 48,000-square-foot facility at 1290 S. Potomac St. in Aurora, is opening services to the public later this month. Kathie Snell, AMHR’s chief strategy and operations…
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Adams County awards Aurora Mental Health over $1 million for new crisis center
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Adams County awarded over $1 million to Aurora Mental Health and Recovery, a nonprofit that provides mental health and addiction services, in a public hearing Tuesday. Adams County commissioners had originally voted to award the money to Aurora Mental Health back in March, following a request for proposals for non-medical detoxification and walk-in crisis services…
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Aurora council votes to fill homeless service provider funding gaps at quarterly workshop
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While Aurora’s councilmembers held differing opinions on how to handle dollars for homeless service providers, they eventually agreed to allocate federal money to several organizations, bringing a few of them to flat funding. The councilmembers, however, entirely cut funding to the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless. Aurora’s policymaking body earlier delayed a decision on funding…