Petit Family Foundation grants $15K to Community Mental Health Affiliates

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The Petit Family Foundation granted $15,000 to Community Mental Health Affiliates to fund specialized trauma-focused training that will enhance treatment and care for victims of violence and abuse. Pictured (from left) are: William Petit Sr.; Barbara Petit; Dr. William Petit; and Ray Gorman, CMHA president & CEO.

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