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Advocacy Initiative Network of Maine

The Advocacy Initiative Network (the Network) is a statewide organization developed by, for and with customers of mental health services throughout Maine. Our mission is to support the creation and sustainability of programs & initiatives that provide a better quality of life for Maine consumers.

Our beliefs have influenced how we have determined what constitutes consumer involvement.

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Latest News

Legislation Introduced to Create Mental Health Parity Under Medicare

Thursday, 27 September 2007
Legislation Introduced to Create Mental Health Parity Under Medicare [...]last week introduced legislation (HR 1663) that would require parity in mental health services for Medicare beneficiaries

Court master issues budget warning

Thursday, 27 September 2007
Court master issues budget warning [...]proposals under discussion at the State House have raised concerns from the court master overseeing the state’s compliance with a decree governing services[...]

Work Incentives Planning and Assistance project

Monday, 24 September 2007
Flyer Regarding WIPA Services Community Work Incentives Coordinators list.doc

Update!!! Statewide Consumer Council Election Results

Wednesday, 26 September 2007
The following candidates have been voted in via elections at the three Regional Meetings held in July. They will be meeting in Augusta for the first Statewide Consumer Council Meeting on August 22nd. Region 1: CSN 6: Karen Evans, Simonne Maline, Ben Lothrop CSN 7: Daniel MacDow, W.C. Martin, Mark Jackson At Large: Christine Holler Region 2: CSN 3: Holly Dixon, Troy Henderson CSN 4: Paula Greenleaf, Alex Veguilla CSN 5: Charlie Ames, Dorothy (Dot) Treadwell At Large: Brian Arthur Traweek IV Region 3: CSN 1: Gloria Cushman, Sherri-Lynn Gagnon, Rick LaChance CSN 2: Paula Moore, Lydia Richard At Large: Patrick MacDougall CCSM Newsletter Article
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 21 November 2007 )

MENTAL HEALTH CONSUMER PROGRESSIVE TREATMENT PROGRAM

Wednesday, 26 September 2007
MENTAL HEALTH CONSUMER PROGRESSIVE TREATMENT PROGRAM Update! To give input on the Progressive Treatment Program Community Based Progressive Treatment Program PTP Guidelines Final Draft A person who meets the criteria Contact Leticia Huttman 1-800-588-5511 Chapter 519 BBBB 1-19 best version MAINE LAWMAKERS HAVE PASSED A NEW LAW THAT WOULD FORCE SOME PEOPLE TO RECEIVE "ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT" OR "ACT"
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 03 October 2007 )