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Introducing the CIRC Center

A new nationwide rehabilitation research and training center will focus on advancing community living and participation outcomes for young adults from disadvantaged, marginalized, and vulnerable populations who have serious mental health conditions.

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Promoting Young Adult Success in School & Work - Free Training for Providers

This free online and interactive resource aims to inspire and support those who work with and care about young adults with mental health conditions as they pursue career ambitions.

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The 2024 MA DMH Research COE Conference: Innovative Prevention and Treatment Strategies for Co-Occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Challenges

The 2024 Annual MA DMH Research CoE Conference: Innovative Prevention and Treatment Strategies for Co-Occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Challenges is taking place May 13, 2024. Hosted by: Massachusetts General Hospital Center of Excellence (CoE) for Psychosocial and Systemic Research and UMass Chan Medical School Implementation Science & Practice Advances Research Center (iSPARC)

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Adulting Shorts: Let’s Talk About Workplace Accommodations

Work can be hard! If you have a mental health condition, you might need to ask for an accommodation at work. An accommodation is a change to the way your job is done to allow you to do your job well when you have a disability. This comic by the NIDILRR-funded Learning & Working RRTC shares some real-world experiences young adults with lived experience of mental health conditions when working.

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