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OBH continually seeks input and comment from community stakeholders to guide OBH in preparing Maine’s applications to SAMHSA. Maine’s current block grant applications are posted below as a reference to review previous plans, to comment and recommend changes going forward in new applications.
All DHHS rules posted on or after January 5, 2023 are available on the DHHS Rulemaking page.
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Ch. 1 (Word): Rules Governing Grants and Purchase of Service Agreements
Ch. 2 (Word): Driver Education and Evaluation Programs Procedure Manual
One of the basic operating premises of the Office of Behavioral Health (OBH) is that its work be guided by objective data. OBH gathers data from multiple sources to inform planning and resource allocation decisions.
A one-stop shop for data and reports about substance use disorder in Maine.
Mental well-being and resilience resources for those experiencing COVID-19 pandemic-related stress
The Office of Behavioral Health (OBH), formerly the Office of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services (SAMHS), assists people who are uninsured or have inadequate health insurance coverage to meet their need for mental health and substance use disorder services.
Mission: OBH is committed to supporting a complete and coordinated behavioral health continuum of care that serves the whole person, the whole community.
If you were unable to attend the listening sessions and want to provide feedback on the Rights of Recipients of Mental Health Services for Adults there are still options available to you:
