Haberman-Williams MaMHCA Scholarship
“Higher education is expensive…”
As part of MaMHCA's mission to support the education of future mental health counselors, we strive to help offset the costs graduate student education and training by providing The Haberman-Williams MaMHCA Scholarship of $2000.00 to up to four deserving students in mental health counseling graduate programs each year. MaMHCA has awarded 23 scholarships to remarkable graduate students since the beginning of this program.
This year’s recipients of the Haberman-Williams MaMHCA Scholarship are Peter Rizzi from Lesley University, Maria Juliana Rubiano from Boston University, Susane Smiroldo from Merrimack College, and Emma Wiley from Salem State University. Both of these individuals are outstanding students with a history of dedicating their lives to helping others.
 Peter Rizzi |  Maria Juliana Rubiano |
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| Susane Smiroldo | Emma Wiley |
Other programs your donation could support
Programs that help support mental health counseling students and new professionals include:
- a fund to help subsidize the expensive LMHC license application process
- free 1 year MaMHCA memberships to license applicants who take our License Exam Prep Workshops
MaMHCA also provides programs that support the entire mental health services community:
- Job and Career Fairs bringing many mental health services agencies from across the state together with LMHC-aspiring job applicants
- Clinical Supervision Training Programs (the bedrock of client safety) at reduced rates for mental health services agencies
Please Note: MaMHCA is a non-profit, educational, and charitable organization. Your donation is tax deductible.