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Meeting with Evan Lehrer in June, 2022, to the stigma around substance use and mental health <br /> discuss updating the Human Services Portion of the we have a long way to go. I want to recognize the <br /> Town Comprehensive Plan, the original submitted in individual that calls my office and reaches out for help <br /> 1998, the Committee did revise the Human Services and support when it can be difficult to take the first <br /> portion of the plan in 2012 but it was never formally step.Anyone who contacts the Human Services office <br /> adopted. Questions were submitted by Town Planner, will receive support and guidance in a non-judgmental <br /> Evan Lehrer and he initially met with me to discuss a and caring environment. <br /> history of this Department and then with members of <br /> the Human Services Committee to receive feedback. I would like to recognize members of the Human <br /> Services Committee and thank all of the dedicated <br /> The Task Force continued to make obtaining members past and present of their Committee for their <br /> Narcan a priority, Narcan is a life-saving medication guidance and support. I want to welcome our new <br /> that can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. members in 2022, Christine Willander took the place <br /> Glen Harrington,Board of Health Director was able to of Glen Harrington,Heidi McCLaughlin took the place <br /> secure a license from the state for the town to purchase of Lynne Waterman who retired, Sam Mac Donald a <br /> Narcan. More work will be done to develop a protocol Mashpee resident who works for the Latham Schools <br /> for the town on how to train and distribute the Narcan. joined us and David Weeden, Chair of the Select <br /> Board, served a short time in taking the place of John <br /> Advocacy for the Disabled continues to be an <br /> Cahalane as a voting member. <br /> important focus for this Department, As an advocate <br /> for those who are disabled, I believe it is important to I want to recognize Frank Fantasia who retired <br /> connect those in need to the services in an expeditious from the Committee in 2022,thank you for all of your <br /> manner. Residents in need of services are connected wisdom and guidance.I also want to recognize Ebony <br /> to needed supports including, Sight Loss Services, Steele who left the Committee to thank her for her <br /> CORD, (Cape Organization for the Rights of the important insight and contribution to the Committee. <br /> Disabled) and South Coastal Legal Services. CORD <br /> has developed their program to provide additional I value all of the important collaborations <br /> Within the town who work together to help residents. <br /> services to those who are disabled. St.Vincent De Paul <br /> at Christ the King Church continues with their "drive I value the collaboration with the Mashpee Schools, <br /> up" food pantry helps many residents each week. A Mashpee Senior Center, Mashpee Housing Authority <br /> newer program run by Andrea Marczely,Food Access and Mashpee Police Department. I want to thank all <br /> the members of the IT Department especially Clay <br /> Coordinator at the Cape Cod Cooperative Extension, <br /> provides food delivery to the homebound Nicholson for helping me regularly update information <br /> for residents on both the Human Services webpage and <br /> Regionally,as a member of the Barnstable County on the Mashpee Substance Use Task Force webpage. <br /> Regional Substance Use Coalition and the Prevention In particular, I appreciate the support of the citizens <br /> Subcommittee. The County has always been a part at Town Meeting in recognizing the needs of the <br /> of the Mashpee Substance Use Task Force and their Department. <br /> collaboration has been significant in identifying <br /> funding for the Task Force and participating in As we look ahead, the Department will continue <br /> initiatives spearheaded by the Task Force. Conversely, to connect Mashpee residents to help in times of <br /> this Department has always supported and participated need. The Department continues to be proactive in <br /> in initiatives conducted by Barnstable County Human identifying and responding to the human services <br /> Services. needs of the community and empowering residents <br /> by ensuring accessibility to resources. For more <br /> The Human Services Department wishes to information about the services of the Human Services <br /> acknowledge the continued support shown by the Town Department and or to make an appointment please <br /> Manager,the Assistant Town Manager,the Selectman, contact Gail Wilson at 508-539-1411. <br /> the Human Services Committee, and all the Town <br /> Departments who provide services and support to the Respectfully submitted, <br /> Human Services Department.I would like to recognize <br /> all the members of the Substance Use Task Force who Gail Wilson,M.Ed.,LMHC, <br /> tirelessly devote their time to make a difference in Director, Mashpee Human Services <br /> the lives of someone struggling with Substance Use <br /> Disorder. While we have made inroads in combatting <br /> 142 <br />
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