Workforce Growth KBH is expanding activities in education and workforce development, including a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling launching Fall 2026 in partnership with Thomas College. This presents a sales opportunity to partner on internship programs, continuing education, and workforce solutions for rural Maine.

Fundraising & Partnerships Recent and upcoming fundraising events (Online auction for A Night Out 2026) and partnerships (Sweetser, Augusta School District, Skowhegan partnership) indicate continued donor engagement and collaboration channels to explore for sponsorships, grant-ready programs, and shared services.

Digital & Outreach KBH utilizes Google Ads, Drupal, Google Cloud, and other digital tools, signaling readiness for technology-driven outreach, appointment automation, and online fundraising campaigns that can be scaled with vendor services or platform integrations.

Rural Access With service expansion across central Maine and focused rural workforce initiatives, there is a clear need for scalable telehealth, data systems, and community-based service solutions that can be offered to state-funded programs and rural health networks.

Clinical Education The collaboration with Thomas College to launch a low-residency graduate program creates potential for training contracts, faculty partnerships, student internships, and placement pipelines for counseling and behavioral health professionals.