MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) – Faulkner University officially opens its new Mental Health Center Friday with a particular focus on serving veterans and their families.
The clinic operates under the Faulkner University Center for Therapy and Research, which recently marked a major milestone when it served its 50,000th patient for therapy and counseling services since 2018.
This new facility received partial funding through a grant from the Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs as part of the Supporting Alabama’s Veterans Grant Program, which supports initiatives aimed at improving mental health outcomes for Alabama veterans and their families. It will provide a dedicated and confidential setting for mental health counseling services.
The ribbon-cutting and dedication ceremony for the new Faulkner Mental Health Center is set for 10:30 a.m. Friday.
Schedule of Events
The dedication ceremony will begin at 10:30 a.m., with welcoming remarks from Alan Deal, director of the Faulkner University Center for Therapy and Research.Followed by the presentation of the colors and the national anthem.Brandon Miller, representing the Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs, will offer remarks.Faulkner University President Mitch Henry will deliver the presidential address and preside over the ribbon cutting.A prayer of dedication will be offered by Dr. Wayne Baker.
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