Recognized by the Yuma County Superior Court, Yuma ACT is transforming the lives of individuals with serious mental illness and justice involvement. Led by Jose Montoya, the team is helping clients achieve independence through compassionate, community-based care. Read the full story to learn how Yuma ACT is making a lasting impact.
Read MoreDiscover how Queen Byrd’s 25-year journey at Telecare reflects her resilience, compassion, and commitment to supporting clients in their recovery. From housekeeper to leader, her story is a powerful testament to the impact one person can make.
Read MoreAs part of our recognition of Black History Month this year, Telecare’s Communications Team is compiling a list of Black creators who inspire, educate, and make Black history in their own impressive way.
Read MoreTelecare Corporation is a leading provider of behavioral health services. We care about our employees, our customers, and our communities. That's why we proudly had our first-ever sponsored Tacoma Pride event held in Washington.
Read MoreTo kick off Mental Health Month, we are thrilled to highlight the writing of a Peer Recovery Coach at Telecare Lagos, Lydia Theon Ware i. Lydia recently published a piece in the Press-Enterprise titled, “Poetry has the power to defeat depression.” Read more about Lydia’s writing pursuits inside this post!
Read MoreOn March 22, 2022, our Telecare leaders came together for the first time in a long time to celebrate the work they’ve done throughout the pandemic. Read more about the event inside the post!
Read MoreThe Deaflympics is an international sporting event for deaf athletes that has a long and storied history dating back to 1924. McCall Madriago, a Personal Service Coordinator at Telecare SOAR, is headed to Brazil next month to represent the USA at the Deaflympics. We are so proud of McCall and all the hard work she has put in over the years to accomplish this!
Read MoreSocial Work Month was initially introduced in 1963 by the National Association of Social Workers. It was formally recognized in 1984 by the United States government. This year's theme, chosen by the National Association of Social Workers, is The Time is Right for Social Work, to educate the public about social workers' fantastic work.
Read MoreTelecare remembers with gratitude longtime Washington mental health advocate Eleanor Owen, who founded the Washington Advocates for the Mentally Ill, and was later one of the founders of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI).
Read MoreCongratulations, Dr. Alan Le! Alan achieved an educational milestone! He is a Doctor of Nursing graduate from the University of San Francisco.
Read More50 Years of Services to People With Serious Mental Illness
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