Community Care Network / Rutland Mental Health Services

Community Care Network / Rutland Mental Health Services is a critical resource for Rutland-area residents, providing behavioral health services for over 70 years. This community spotlight shows how the team at RMHS uses VITL data to help them provide whole-patient care.  https://lnkd.in/e_Gkp2EN #vermonthealthcare #communitycare #healthinformationexchange

Honoring our heroes today and always. Thank you Veterans for your service and sacrifice. #VeteransDay

CCN's Rutland County Head Start and Early Head Start Unveil New State-of-the-Art Playground! "We’re thrilled to see this beautiful new playground come to life,” said Dick Courcelle, Chief Executive Officer of Community Care Network, which oversees Rutland County Head Start and Early Head Start. “It’s more than a play space—it’s a place where children will grow, imagine, and build foundational skills for lifelong learning and wellness.”  https://lnkd.in/etcrPv5J

Wow! Check out this amazing story about CCN Direct Support Professional Peter Chilos, his life journey, commitment to his community and giving back, and the impact he has each and every day on helping individuals with disabilities be engaged in their local communities. "At the age of 90, most individuals are filling their days with quiet routines, basic tasks and enjoying a long retirement. But for one Community Care Network employee, slowing down is not part of the plan just yet." - Rutland Herald, Nov. 5, 2025 https://lnkd.in/etp_HDd7

Thanks to our partners at VITL for sharing this Community Spotlight story and highlighting CCN's collaborative efforts to continuously enhance whole-person care and outcomes! "From health data sharing to advance whole person care, to investments in technology that improve provider experience, the RMHS team embraces innovation to ensure they are providing the best possible mental and behavioral health care for vulnerable populations in Rutland County." - VITL Community Spotlight, Oct. 23, 2025 https://lnkd.in/e_Gkp2EN

Catch up on all the latest news from Community Care Network by checking out the Fall 2025 Edition of CCN Connected! Updates, events, resources, career opportunities and more! https://lnkd.in/eaQKADKD

In Case You Missed It - Exciting developments happening at CCN's Rutland County Head Start Program! https://lnkd.in/eUbVq3zr

Thanks to a Quality Grant administered by Vermont Care Partners, CCN’s Early Childhood Services team was able to attend the national ZERO TO THREE LEARN Conference held last week in Baltimore, MD. ZERO TO THREE (ZTT) is an organization focused on ensuring that all young children have the best start so they can achieve their full potential. ZTT offers training, technical assistance, and events, such as the annual LEARN Conference, to help educators, clinicians, and other professionals support early development. “ZTT is one of the only national organizations that supports and disseminates infant and early childhood mental health and reflective supervision best practices. The team was thrilled to be able to attend such a high-quality conference together!” – Lauren Norford, CCN Manager of Early Childhood Services To learn more about CCN's Early Childhood Services, visit: https://lnkd.in/efY_bX4r

Today is World Mental Health Day! Mental health is just as important as physical health, and Community Care Network encourages all members of our community to regularly check in on family, friends, neighbors and other loved ones, while also practicing self-care. It is OK to not be OK, and if you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis with a mental health issue, help is available. You are not alone. ☎️CCN-RMHS Crisis & Emergency HotLine: 802-775-1000 📲CCN-RMHS Crisis Text Line: 802-214-2553. ☎️CCN-RMHS Main Office: 802-775-2381 Visit www.rmhsccn.org to learn more about all supportive mental health services offered by Community Care Network!

More amazing progress from CCN's Rutland County Head Start Program! "Launched on Monday, the classroom is a part-day preschool program designed to provide children with early interventions via Multi-Tiered Systems of Support. Led by RCHS Disability Manager Lauren Wiess, the classroom operates for eight students who spend an hour per school day in the classroom working on issues such as fine and gross motor skills, cognitive functioning, and communication skills." - Rutland Herald, Oct. 7, 2025 https://lnkd.in/eEfJgncB