Unison Behavioral Health

Unison Behavioral Health Unison is a leading Community Service Board in Southeast Ga, in Mental Health, Behavioral Health, Substance Use, and Intellectual Developmental Disabilities.

If you or someone you know is in need of services, call our access line at 1-800-342-8168. Unison envisions healthy, vibrant, caring communities where all persons have the opportunity to live productive, meaningful lives. To make that vision possible, we create health and wellness in our communities by providing quality mental health, substance abuse, and developmental disability services. We serve residents in Atkinson, Bacon, Brantley, Charlton, Clinch, Coffee, Pierce, and Ware Counties.

🌸✨ SPRING FLING RAFFLE! ✨🌸Unison Behavioral Health is hosting our Spring Fling Raffle to support our Ware County Peer Su...
03/12/2026

🌸✨ SPRING FLING RAFFLE! ✨🌸

Unison Behavioral Health is hosting our Spring Fling Raffle to support our Ware County Peer Support Program — and you don’t want to miss these prizes!

🧔 Men’s Wellness Basket – $150 Value
💆‍♀️ Women’s Wellness Basket – $125 Value

🎟 Tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20
💵 Cash or check only
📅 Winner announced April 1st!

To purchase tickets or for any questions, please contact:
📞 Candice King – 912-614-8391

💙 A HUGE THANK YOU to the amazing businesses in our community who generously donated items to help us piece together these incredible baskets! Your support makes this fundraiser possible and helps us continue serving our Peer Support Program participants. We are so grateful for your partnership and commitment to our community! Beanie Bros Southern Charm Nutrition Salon, Massage & Spa and Jordan Washington with Headliners! We could not have done this without you!

Help us support peer services in Ware County while entering for a chance to win BIG!

🧡 March is Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) Awareness Month! 🧡Unison would like to thank the City of Bl...
03/12/2026

🧡 March is Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) Awareness Month! 🧡

Unison would like to thank the City of Blackshear and Mayor Keith Brooks for proclaiming March as Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. This recognition highlights the importance of inclusion, understanding, and celebrating the abilities and contributions of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

We encourage our community to take time this month to learn, connect, and support inclusion for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Unison proudly provides IDD services in Pierce County and surrounding areas, helping individuals build skills that support independence and active participation in their communities.

For more information about services, please contact Belydia McCarty at (912) 449-7105.

📸 Pictured left to right:
Caeden Johnson | Belydia McCarty | Mayor Keith Brooks | Tiffany Henderson | Matilda Baladez

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🎟️ CHARITY RAFFLE – Support a Great Cause! 🎟️Join us for our Charity Raffle running March 10th – March 31st! All proceed...
03/11/2026

🎟️ CHARITY RAFFLE – Support a Great Cause! 🎟️

Join us for our Charity Raffle running March 10th – March 31st! All proceeds will go toward helping Cliffe PSI individuals attend the upcoming Spring Fling Recovery event at St. Simons Island. 🌴

For just $2 per ticket, you’ll have the chance to win some amazing prizes including:
🎧 Sound Design Studio Pro Headphones
🧴 Bath & Body Care Gift Basket
🍫 Girl Scout Cookie Basket
🍷 Wine & Charcuterie Set
🍔 Gift Cards to local favorites like Chick-fil-A, Dairy Queen, McDonald’s, Taco Bell, and Firehouse Subs

✨ How to Enter:
🎟️ Tickets are $2 each
💲 CashApp: $LFSWEAT
📱 Venmo: -SWEAT

Your support helps make meaningful experiences possible for those in recovery. 💙

🧡 March is Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) Awareness Month! 🧡Unison would like to thank the City of Do...
03/11/2026

🧡 March is Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) Awareness Month! 🧡

Unison would like to thank the City of Douglas and Mayor Tony Paulk for proclaiming March as Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. This recognition highlights the importance of inclusion, understanding, and celebrating the abilities and contributions of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

We encourage our community to take time this month to learn, connect, and support inclusion for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Unison proudly provides IDD services in Coffee County and surrounding areas, helping individuals build skills that support independence and active participation in their communities.

For more information about services, please contact Belydia McCarty at (912) 449-7105.

📸 Pictured left to right:
Belydia McCarty | Mayor Tony Paulk | Sabrina Tuten

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03/10/2026

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💛 IDD Awareness in Action! 💛Our Ware CS team had a great time out in the community promoting Intellectual and Developmen...
03/10/2026

💛 IDD Awareness in Action! 💛

Our Ware CS team had a great time out in the community promoting Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) Awareness Month!

Staff visited Ameris Bank, the City Fire Station, Wawa, and the Sheriff’s Office to share IDD awareness by handing out awareness wristbands and pens. Small conversations and simple gestures like these help spread understanding and remind our community that everyone belongs.

Thank you to our community partners for helping us raise awareness and show support! 🧡

🧡 March is Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) Awareness Month! 🧡Unison would like to thank the City of Na...
03/10/2026

🧡 March is Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) Awareness Month! 🧡

Unison would like to thank the City of Nahunta and Mayor Marty Lee for proclaiming March as Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. This recognition helps highlight the importance of inclusion, understanding, and celebrating the abilities and contributions of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

We encourage everyone in our community to take time this month to learn, connect, and support inclusion for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Unison proudly provides IDD services in Ware County and surrounding counties, helping individuals develop skills that support independence and active participation in their communities.

For more information about services, please contact Belydia McCarty at (912) 449-7105.

📸 Pictured left to right:
Matilida Baladez | Mayor Marty Lee | Caeden Johnson

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🧡 March is Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) Awareness Month! 🧡Unison would like to thank the City of Al...
03/09/2026

🧡 March is Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) Awareness Month! 🧡

Unison would like to thank the City of Alma and Mayor Taylor for proclaiming March as IDD Awareness Month. This recognition helps shine a light on the importance of inclusion, understanding, and celebrating the abilities of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

We encourage everyone in our community to take time this month to learn, connect, and support inclusion for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Unison proudly provides IDD services in Ware County and surrounding counties, helping individuals build skills that support independence and active participation in their communities.

For more information about services, please contact Belydia McCarty at (912) 449-7105.

Pictured L to R:
Belydia McCarty, IDD Director
Larry Taylor, Mayor of Alma, Ga
Mickia Jolley, Bacon CS Program Manager
Caeden Johnson, Apex SBMHP & Marketing Coordinator

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03/09/2026

March is Self-Harm Awareness Month 🧡

Behind smiles, jokes, and “I’m fine”…
millions of people are silently fighting battles no one can see.

Self-harm is more common than people realize — and the stigma keeps many suffering in silence.

This month we’re talking about it.
We’re spreading awareness.
And we’re reminding people they are not alone.

If even one person in your life is struggling, this conversation matters.

Share this post. You might help someone feel seen today.

We want to send a HUGE thank you to Kim Gibson for inviting us to be part of the College & Career Fair at Coastal Pines ...
03/09/2026

We want to send a HUGE thank you to Kim Gibson for inviting us to be part of the College & Career Fair at Coastal Pines Technical College 🎓✨

It was an incredible day connecting with students in Waycross — we had the opportunity to meet and speak with over 250 students! 🙌💬 Even more special, we saw students from all eight counties we proudly serve, making it an amazing opportunity to connect with each of them and share about the different careers and services we offer.

We loved explaining the many roles within our organization and how behavioral health careers make a real difference in our communities 💙

Caeden Johnson, Apex SBMHP & Marketing Coordinator, and Kayla Ramos, HR Generalist represented our team and engaged with students throughout the event 👏✨

We are always grateful for opportunities to invest in the next generation and showcase the impact of the work we do! 🌟

We are incredibly proud to highlight our very own Victoria Landis, Co-Responder for Unison 👏💙Victoria recently spoke at ...
03/06/2026

We are incredibly proud to highlight our very own Victoria Landis, Co-Responder for Unison 👏💙

Victoria recently spoke at the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities 2026 Co-Responder Teams Conference 🎤✨ where she served as a panelist on “Stronger Together: The Collaborative Power of Certified Peer Specialists in Georgia.”

She shared her experience and insight on the powerful impact of peer support within co-responder programs across the state 🌎🤝

As a valued member of our Co-Responder Team here in Waycross, Victoria has made a tremendous impact since day one 🚔💬 As a Certified Peer Specialist, she brings lived experience, compassion, and understanding into every interaction — truly helping define what a co-responder is and the vital role peer support plays in crisis response ❤️

Her dedication to the individuals and families we serve reflects the heart of our mission, and we couldn’t be more proud of how she represented our team and our community 🙌

Congratulations, Victoria! Thank you for the difference you make every single day 💙🧡

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