News Archive
As we update our Home page with the latest news & information, we remove older news to make room for newer. This page will house the information archived.
MHDS Through the Years Series: 2010’s
Adult Day Activity Center
Madison Haywood Developmental Services
Mental Health & Developmental Services
Historical Timeline
2010 – Mar 1 – Ground breaks to double the size and capacity of the Jackson Workshop
2011 – Mar 8 – Awarded the 2010 Pinnacle Award for Large Not-for-Profits by the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce.
2011 -Mar 30 – Construction at Garland is complete
2011 -May 30 – Administrative Offices move to Garland facility
2011 – Sept 29 – Open House for Garland
2015 – May – Nora Buckley hired as Chief Operations Officer
2017 -Mar 31 – Contract work is ended as supported employment is the only work service funded by TN Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
2017 – Feb 21 – Oak Grove sold
2019 – Jan 1 – The PLACE mental health program launches
2019 – Mar 8 – The PLACE open house
2020 – Jan 1 – MHDS assumes operations of McNairy County Developmental Services
2020 – Apr 1 – Personal Assistance Program ends
2020– Oct 1 – Tagline “Mental Health & Developmental Services” adopted to reflect scope of services
2021 – Oct 12 – CQL/The Council on Quality and Leadership accreditation approved
2021– Nov 18 – Shift/Technology First accreditation approved
2022– Jan 7 – Brownsville facility sold
2022– Apr 1 – Contract to provide rest area services ends
Enjoy a slideshow of images taken during the 2010’s.
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MHDS Through the Years Series: 2000’s
Adult Day Activity Center
Madison Haywood Developmental Services
Historical Timeline
2000 – Jun 1 – East Chester Residents move to 154 Reynolds
2000 – Aug 1 – MHDS sells Administrative Offices on Cheyenne to Carl Perkins Center
2000 – Aug 1 – Administrative Office relocate to downtown BancorpSouth building
2000 – Dec 1 – Administrative Offices move to Garland Workshop
2003 – Jul 1 – Assume Family Support Program from Easter Seals in Chester, Decatur, Henderson & McNairy counties
2003 – Sep – MHDS sells Fairway Group Home
2003 – Sep 1 – MHDS assumes management of Hardeman County Developmental Services
2003– Sep 8 – Administrative Office relocates to 139 Stonebridge Boulevard
2003 – Oct – Garland 2nd addition complete
2003 – Nov 30 – NISH Contract to maintain downtown Federal Building ends
2004 – Apr 1 – MHDS takes over Hardeman County Developmental Services
2005 – Jul 31 – Newbern operations assumed by C S Patterson Center
2006 – Oct 3 – Bill Brewer hired as Executive Director after a 32 year career with the organization
Enjoy a slideshow of images taken during the 2000’s.
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MHDS Through the Years Series: The 90’s
Adult Day Activity Center
Madison Haywood Developmental Services
Historical Timeline
1990 – Nov 19 – Day program facility opens at 1551 Welch Street in Brownsville
1991 – Jul 1 – Evaluation program begins through Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
1992 – Jan 1 – Interpreting Center for the Deaf created
1992 – Jan 1 – Construction begins on Fairway Group Home
1992 – Apr 1 – Rest area operations begin
1992 – Jul 1 – Level II Male Home opens at 114 Fairway Boulevard
1993– Jul 1 – Family Support program is begun in four West TN counties
1994 – Jan 1 – Oak Grove Active Elderly Group Home opens
1996 – May 15 – Level IV Duplex purchased at 8 Georgian Cove
1997 – Jun 23 – Female residential home established at 192 Ridgemont by Ethel, Diane & Monda
1997 – Jan 6 – Administrative Offices established at 213 Cheyenne Drive
1998 – Jan 7 – Begin operation of Newbern Group Home
1999 – Dec 1 – Closure of Interpreting Center for the Deaf
Enjoy a slideshow of images taken during the 90’s.
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MHDS Through the Years Series: The 80’s
Adult Day Activity Center
Madison Haywood Developmental Services
Historical Timeline
1984 – Nov 1 – The Jackson facility combined forces with the Ben-Rich Center in Brownsville. The agency name was changed to Madison Haywood Developmental Services to reflect the broadened service area.
1986 – Mar 1 – Level IV duplex was purchased at 603 N Highland
1987 – Aug 1 – Supported Employment program is launched through Dept. of Vocational Rehabilitation
1987 – Nov 23 – Level II Medicaid Waiver Home opens at 177 Tinker Hill Road
1988 – Oct 7 – Addition completed at Garland Workshop
1988 – Dec 28 – Level II Male Home opens at 1620 East Chester
Enjoy a slideshow of images taken during the 80’s.
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Winners of the 16th Annual Bob Brown Memorial Golf Scramble
On Friday, 9/24 at Woodland Hills Golf & Country Club, 18 teams of 4 golfers played to raise operating funds for Mental Health & Developmental Services. MHDS provides skills advancement, employment opportunities and residential services to 250+ adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in West Tennessee.
This year the tournament awarded three flights. The winners were:
1st Flight Top 3 Teams
1st Place | Simmons Bank 1 | Team Members:
Chuck Newell |
Score: 50 | |
2nd Place | Canopy Nation | Team Members:
Jay Mays |
Score: 55 | |
3rd Place | Jerry Martin | Team Members:
Matt Hughes |
Score: 56 |
2nd Flight Top 3 Teams
1st Place | NuMotion | Team Members:
Patrick Montecillo |
Score: 61 | |
2nd Place | Joe Cooper Insurance | Team Members:
Alan Ellis |
Score: 61 | |
3rd Place | Bank of Jackson | Team Members:
Tim Wilson |
Score: 62 |
3rd Flight Top 3 Teams
1st Place | Simmons Bank 2 | Team Members:
Jeff Schultz |
Score: 66 | |
2nd Place | Horne | Team Members:
Rance Thetford |
Score: 67 | |
3rd Place | Bolivar Ballers | Team Members:
Joe Hudson |
Score: 70 |
Last Place and Skills Contests
Last Place | Pin High | Team Members:
Richard Beach |
Score: 71 | |
Closest to the Pin (#14) | Tommy Sadler | |||
Closest to the Pin (#8) | Tommy Sadler | |||
Longest Drive (#11) | Ryan Fincher |
Congratulations to all winners and thank you to all teams who came out to enjoy the day and help MHDS raise the funds we need to provide the life-changing services we provide every day! To learn more about MHDS or to find out how you can help enrich the lives of persons supported, please call 731-664-0855.