Maximus Logo
Country
United States Canada India Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates United Kingdom
  • Careers
  • Employees
  • Investor Relations
  • News and Events
  • Who We Serve
    Federal Government State and Local Government Specialized Markets

    As trusted partners, we elevate public service by empowering government agencies with advanced technology, infrastructure, and human-centric operational support.

  • What We Do
    Customer Experience
    • Contact center solutions and services
    • Digital Government
    • Maximus Innovation Center
    Technology Services
    • AI and Analytics Services
    • Cybersecurity
    • Cloud
    • Digital Modernization
    • Data Management
    Health Services
    • Clinical Services
    • Eligibility and Enrollment
    • Health Technology and Enterprise Modernization
    Program Services
    • Case Management
    • Consulting and Advisory Services
    • Eligibility and Enrollment
  • Case Studies
  • Insights
  • About
    Our Approach
    Life at Maximus
    Leadership
    Locations
    Maximus Foundation
    Corporate Responsibility
    Contract Vehicles
    Awards and Recognition
    Alliance Partnerships
    Certifications
    Maximus Ventures
  1. Maximus US
  2. Insights
  3. A comprehensive response to the youth mental health emergency in New Hampshire

A comprehensive response to the youth mental health emergency in New Hampshire

Joanna Morgan

Joanna Morgan

August 16, 2023

Share:

X LinkedIn Email

A statewide program helps young people and their families through public-private partnerships.

Child's hands hold a marker drawing of a house, three people, and a sun

To address the growing concern of youth mental health in America, New Hampshire launched a comprehensive, statewide program to address the needs of children and families by way of public-private partnerships and leveraging technology to align agency functions.

Hub-and-spoke graphic with child and family in the center, surrounded by icons of a hand, umbrella, house, bus, clipboard, justice scales, and images representing caring and support
New Hampshire's program is unique in its design and implementation. They did the hard work to break down silos between agencies and stakeholders and then aligned services across multiple program areas — ensuring that all children in the state can access conflict-free assessments to determine their behavioral health needs no matter how families reach out for help.
Christa BallewSenior Managing Director, Clinical Services, U.S. Services

The full version of this insight appeared in Policy & Practice.

Read the full article

About the author

Joanna Morgan

Joanna Morgan, Managing Director, Clinical Services, U.S. Services

Joanna Morgan is an experienced operations and quality leader with a diverse background in healthcare and human services, government programs, and organizational change management.

Related Topics

State-Local Government Clinical Perspectives Clinical Services

Read more

Article

Align state program vision with innovation

Article

Self-care for direct care workers

Article

Person-centered approach to assessments in LTSS and HCBS

Partnering with Maximus can help you stay one step ahead

Let us help you get there

Get started
Maximus Logo
  • Contact Us
  • Careers
  • Contract Vehicles

Copyright © 2025 Maximus. All rights reserved.

Privacy Statement Privacy Statement California Residents Terms of use