The Tennessee Association of Mental Health Organizations (TAMHO) is a statewide trade association representing Community Mental Health Centers (CMHCs) and other nonprofit corporations that provide behavioral health services. These organizations have historically met the needs of mentally ill and chemically dependent citizens of Tennessee from all age groups and socioeconomic levels. The TAMHO member organizations have been the virtual cornerstone of the community-based behavioral health system throughout the state since the 1950s and today serve as the primary provider network for the TennCare Partners Program, Tennessee's Medicaid waiver program.
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TAMHO is the most active and influential provider-based organization at the state level when it comes to dealing effectively with the General Assembly and other public policymakers on behavioral healthcare issues. Timely communications on developments in this arena offer updates that can be helpful to any behavioral healthcare service provider. TAMHO is also a State Association member of the National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare (NCCBH) and TAMHO member organizations are eligible for a discount on their annual dues based on Tennessee's level of membership. Information links located to the right provide information to aid you in evaluating membership within TAMHO.
TAMHO holds membership in the . . .
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National Council for Community Behavioral Health (NCCBH)
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American Society of Association Executives (ASAE)
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Tennessee Society of Association Executives (TSAE)
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Center for Non-Profit Management (CNM)