Community-based Behavioral Health Services Grant Program is sponsored by Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS). This program provides grants for community-based behavioral health services, including care coordination and access to information on health care and social service programs.

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A. , LPC, NCC Welcome to the DMHAS website. I hope you find the information presented here useful in your search for mental health and addiction services within the State of Connecticut.

The Department is continuously updating and improving the site in order to provide you with the widest variety of links, from 24-hour crisis numbers and problem gambling services, to advocacy and support groups and regional directories of our many state-operated and funded programs. Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Phone Number: 860-418-7000