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5/7/2025

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In The News: GHP Applauds the Winners of the Mental Health Awards 2025

Caminar recognized with two awards in 2025

Supportive Services

GHP Magazine announced today the esteemed winners of this year’s Mental Health Awards program. Caminar is proud to be recognized for two awards:

Best Behavioral Health Service Provider 2025 - Northern California
GHP News Vulnerable Persons Support Excellence Award 2025‍

According to GHP Magazine, "With our winners each contributing a wealth of experience, expertise, compassion, and skill in their sectors, we are proud to unveil those named in our Mental Health Awards for 2025. It is a great opportunity to learn more about how we, and professionals, can improve our lives and the lives of our family members and friends. At some point, everyone will experience some level of decline in their metal well-being. However, we’re sure that, with the help of professionals in the mental health care sphere at hand there will always be a light at the end of that dark tunnel."

To read more about the awards, please see the GHP Magazine press release and visit Caminar's award page.

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