BOSTON (AP) — Gov. Charlie Baker on Tuesday unveiled a bill he says would help expand access to primary care and mental health services and help control rising health care and health care costs. prescription drugs. The Republican detailed the legislation during a stop at a health care center in …
Read More »Trae Young discusses mental health in new initiative
Late in the fourth quarter of last night’s win over the Clippers, Hawks point guard Trae Young saw teammate Onyeka Okongwu cut to the brim. Young’s teamwork with Okongwu turned a typical piece into an alley-oop of highlights. That’s what the Hawks and their All-Star point guard do on and …
Read More »Teachers call for student mental health to be a priority amid COVID-19 tumult | local education
Elizabeth Beyer | Wisconsin State Journal Teachers and students are concerned that the Madison School District failed to deliver on its commitment last year to make student mental health a top priority as they returned to class full-time after a year of online learning. Madison is looking to start the …
Read More »HCS Parents Night to Provide Mental Health Information | Education
The Hardin County Schools Family and Youth Resource Centers have a program for parents to help prevent mental health issues among the student body. HCS parents can attend a session called “More than Sad” from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday at the Central Hardin High School Library to learn …
Read More »Maine Med President: Lack of state investment in mental health is a major driver of ER violence
Imagine coming to work every day and wondering, “Is this the day I will be physically or verbally assaulted? Sadly, that’s become reality for the healthcare heroes who work in our state’s emergency departments, like the one at Maine Medical Center. Lucy Dawson, a member of the Maine State Nurses …
Read More »West Virginia House committee loosens government purse strings | News, Sports, Jobs
During his January State of the State Address to lawmakers, Governor Jim Justice demonstrated the state’s complex procurement process with a gigantic flowchart. (Photo courtesy of West Virginia Governor’s Office) CHARLESTON — Responding to Gov. Jim Justice’s call in January to make state government purchases easier, …
Read More »Behavioral Wellness Brings Community Meditation App to Soothe Mental Health | Good for Santa Barbara
Posted on February 20, 2022 | 09:00 Santa Barbara County Department of Behavioral Wellness [email protected] joined a statewide collaborative project administered by the California Mental Health Services Authority to offer free Headspace meditation apps to the community, available in English and Spanish. Headspace is a technology application created “to improve …
Read More »Youth mental health hub to open this summer
Members of the Alex Panton Foundation at the charity’s symposium on Saturday. The foundation has been instrumental in establishing a mental health center for children and adolescents which is due to open in July. – Photo: Norma Connolly A new mental health center specifically for children and adolescents will be …
Read More »Malta Olympic Committee launches Games of the Small States of Europe 2023
You viewed more than 50 articles in the last 12 months. Keep Olympic News Free Support insidethegames.biz for just £10 For nearly 15 years now, insidethegames.biz has been at the forefront of fearless reporting on what’s happening in the Olympic Movement. As the first website not to be placed behind …
Read More »Teen depression: Why is anxiety rising in teens during the COVID pandemic?
A mother finds a drawing of a tombstone among her son’s schoolwork. “Rest in peace,” the caption read. “Maybe I better die.” The boy is 10 years old. Terrorized, she turns to marriage and family therapist Laurie Singer. That a child so young has mental health issues comes as no …
Read More »Virginia Beach offers $1,000 hiring incentive for mental health professionals
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — The need to hire mental health professionals is more prevalent than ever — with the industry understaffed. The City of Virginia Beach offers an incentive to those who apply and are hired for these jobs. “It’s been incredibly frustrating and rewarding,” Kurt Hooks, CEO of the …
Read More »Sacred Heart tackles mental health as ‘the most pressing need on campus’
FAIRFIELD — Larry Wielk, dean of students at Sacred Heart University, has seen more students request mental health-related leaves in the past year and a half than in the past three to five years. While mental health issues existed before the pandemic, Wielk believes needs have tripled since COVID, particularly …
Read More »Unapproved product, the establishment encourages the recall of CBD; other reported enforcement activities
Cannabidiol (CBD) oil has been recalled in Ireland after being manufactured in an unregistered establishment. Hugold CBD oils were recalled after being processed at a site where the operations had not been reported to authorities. Additionally, the products contain concentrated CBD which is an unauthorized novel food. A novel food …
Read More »COVID restrictions have negatively affected our school culture and our mental health – The Williams Record
As we enter the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Williams experience has been fundamentally altered by the social restrictions imposed by the administration on our community. For many students, the strong community connection idealized in admissions materials and alumni anecdotes were among the main reasons we were drawn …
Read More »American Rescue Act Special Committee Appointments Announced
Legislative Speaker Tracey Bartels announced appointments to the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Special Committee created at the January 10 organizational meeting. Appointees include: Chairman Peter Criswell — City of Kingston, District 7; Vice President Thomas Corcoran Jr.—Town of Marlborough, District 11; members Aaron J. Levine—Town of Saugerties, District 1, …
Read More »School committee members worry about cuts to city and state aid as work begins on 2022-23 budget | Daily news alerts
WEST — Concerns about the potential level of city and state financial support will weigh on the school board as it develops a proposed education budget for 2022-23. The budget-making process kicked off Wednesday with Superintendent of Schools Mark Garceau and Cindy Kirchhoff, the school district’s director of finance and …
Read More »National blood shortage felt in the region; international organizations plead for donors | Health
A nonprofit that provides blood to hospitals in the Dakotas is offering an incentive to get people to donate during what officials say is a national blood shortage that is further stressing the nation’s health care system amid the coronavirus pandemic. Vitalant serves about 900 hospitals nationwide, including about 85 …
Read More »Notre Dame sophomores struggle to adapt amid pandemic, use advice at higher rates // The Observer
Editor’s Note: Mental health resources are available on the Notre Dame, Saint Mary’s, and Holy Cross websites. COVID-19 has upended normalcy across the globe, and at the University of Notre Dame, the Class of 2024 has felt the brunt of the impact of the pandemic. With compulsory vaccinations and the …
Read More »Test & Trace deploys mobile test teams to support hospital emergency departments.
Testing for All: NYC Test & Trace Corps Deploys Mobile Testing Teams to Support Hospital Emergency Departments During Omicron Surge Mobile testing teams have deployed to 37 unique hospitals to ease demand in hospital emergency departments New York, NY The NYC Test & Trace Corps announced today that it has …
Read More »US sees mental health in crisis – Leavenworth Times
Maureen Groppe and Sarah Elbeshbishi USA TODAY WASHINGTON – An overwhelming majority of Americans believe the United States is in the throes of a real mental health crisis, according to a new USA TODAY / Suffolk University poll. Almost two years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has …
Read More »Mon Health Hospitals Achieve National Recognition for Promoting Organ, Eye and Tissue Donation
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Mon Health Hospitals Achieved National Recognition For Their Efforts To Increase Organ, Eye And Tissue Donor Registrations Across The State Through The Workplace Partnership for Life (WPFL) . The WPFL is a national initiative that unites the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Health Resources …
Read More »Apple and RED Product Partnership to Donate Half of Proceeds to Fight COVID-19 Outbreak in Africa
Apple and RED Product’s partnership is now donating half of its revenue for the year 2022 to help fight the current COVID-19 epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa. (Photo: by FABRICE COFFRINI / AFP via Getty Images)Lead singer of Irish rock band U2 Bono holds the iPhone “Red” during a panel session …
Read More »The bill would dedicate two days to student mental health
BOSTON (State House News Service) – The COVID-19 pandemic, marked by disrupted routines and social isolation, has drawn new attention to issues related to the mental health of young people. Now lawmakers are proposing ways to give Massachusetts students additional flexibility to deal with mental health issues as they arise. …
Read More »The Rules Committee in figures
Looking at tables filled with numbers can lead to a high-pitched MEGO (My Eyes Glaze Over). However, when it comes to tables that you have created that reflect the results that you have experienced professionally, the numbers come to life and begin to tell their stories. I came to the …
Read More »Video games, screen time could harm children’s mental health
How long should your kids watch TV or play video games before this starts to impact their mental health? Gerald Herbert PA Too many screenings for too long could be linked to mental health symptoms in children, according to a new Canadian study. After examining children who played video games, …
Read More »Mental Health, Addiction and COVID-19 in Tennessee | State
Over the past decade, Tennessee – like other states – has taken aggressive steps to tackle an evolving opioid epidemic and launched new initiatives to meet the mental health care needs of students in the kindergarten to grade 12. Yet challenges remain. To help policymakers decide how to use new …
Read More »“Exceptional Sidekick” wins donation to support students and dogs
Posted: Dec 26, 2018 2021 08:00 Abby Hill, owner of Exceptional Sidekick Service & Therapy Dogs, recently announced that the nonprofit has received a substantial donation from OLLY that will expand its efforts. Along with the donation, The Exceptional Sidekick Service & Therapy Dogs partnered with OLLY, a San Francisco-based …
Read More »Hawaiian Electric Donates $ 10,000 to Maui Nursing Scholarship Fund
Hawaiian Electric’s Mahina Martin (left) and Kūhea Asiu (far right) recently presented a $ 10,000 grant to Maui Nurses Scholarship Fund board members Anne Scharnhorst, Ron Gess and Nancy Johnson. Maui nurses will receive essential education opportunities thanks to a recent $ 10,000 grant provided by Hawaiian Electric to the …
Read More »Evanston’s ARPA money could boost new programs
Some new programs are surfacing as candidates for funding as Evanston City Council members begin to focus on how they plan to allocate federal funds under the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). At a special city council meeting on December 6, city staff introduced council members to some proposed uses …
Read More »2 million people to receive maternal and child health services in Sierra Leone amid COVID-19 pandemic – Sierra Leone
** WASHINGTON, December 9, 2021 ** – The World Bank today approved $ 60 million in funding to support maternal and child health services for 2 million people in Sierra Leone. The Sierra Leone Quality Essential Health Services and Systems Support project, funded by a $ 40 million grant from …
Read More »Ogun leaders congratulate Czech Republic Otunba Adewunmi on donation in intensive care
Rebecca Ejifoma Ogun State Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun led a coterie of indigenous people in congratulating the Czech Republic and Otunba Femi Adewunmi, the Atunluse of Owu-Ijebu for donating a care unit Intensives (ICU) fully equipped to the state. The commendation came during the activities marking the official handover and …
Read More »Melanee Tiura steps down as director of the IFHS clinic
The director of the Iliuliuk Family and Health Services clinic is stepping down after more than two years at the head of the Unalaska clinic. Melanee Tiura will take up an administrator position at Providence Medical Center in Valdez. His last day at IFHS is December 10. Tiura was hired …
Read More »University of Washington joins international effort to support data science research and training in Africa
The University of Washington at St. Louis is joining a major international effort to advance data science, catalyze innovation and spur health discovery across Africa. Researchers at the School of Medicine are awarded one of 19 scholarships that will support data science research and training activities in Africa. Researchers will …
Read More »As workers fight pandemic impact, employers expand mental health benefits | national news
As the covid-19 pandemic crosses its second year, the way forward for American workers remains uncertain, with many continuing to work from home as policies to maintain a safe workplace evolve. In its 2021 survey of employer health benefits, released last week, KFF found that many employers have stepped up …
Read More »Vital support from UNDP and Global Fund keeps Afghan health facilities open – Afghanistan
KABUL – Afghans in need of health services can now benefit from the UNDP and Global Fund initiative to inject much needed funds and support into the deteriorating health system, allowing it to continue providing essential health care in all the countries. The Global Fund provided US $ 15 million …
Read More »Honor Committee debates next steps after constitutional proposal missed by five votes – The Cavalier Daily
Following last week’s vote on a proposal to reduce the expulsion penalty to two semesters’ leave and extend the deadline for Informed retraction Until the trial, the honor committee met on Sunday to discuss next steps. During the meeting, the committee heard from community members concerned about the proposal and …
Read More »New study examines effects of pandemic on depression and mental health
SANTA ROSA, California, November 1, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Dr. Anish shah, psychiatrist and founder of Siyan Clinical Corporation and Siyan Clinical Research in Santa Rosa, California, published a clinical study conducted during the COVID-19 pandemic and associated lockdowns, which quantifies what many of us inherently suspected. Namely, the …
Read More »Deanna Hillard joins Interact for Health as a program manager supporting 38 school health centers
For more than 20 years, Interact for Health has worked to improve access to care for children through health centers in schools. Deanna Hillard recently joined the foundation to support the work of the 38 current school health centers and develop additional opportunities to improve children’s health and reduce health …
Read More »Donate blood safely despite the national shortage
Share on PinterestBlood banks say they have protocols in place to ensure donors can donate blood safely. JuFagundes / Getty Images Blood banks report critical blood supply shortages and even offer gift cards and other incentives to encourage donors. Officials say the COVID-19 pandemic is a major factor, as there …
Read More »UB and the Hilinski’s Hope Foundation raise awareness for mental health
This story is about suicide. Suicide is preventable. The national lifeline for suicide prevention is 800-273-8255. Mark Hilinski has no particular and favorite memory of his son, Tyler. Instead, it’s several spread throughout their time together. It’s all those little moments Mark remembers: picking it up after games, with Tyler’s …
Read More »Rowan commissioners to discuss body cameras for bailiffs, arrowhead donation, plumbing solution for lead levels – Salisbury Post
SALISBURY – The Rowan County Council of Commissioners will meet at 6:00 pm Monday in the J. Newton Cohen Sr. Room on the second floor of the Rowan County Administration Building. The meeting can be joined virtually at bit.ly/rowanboc1018 using the password 101821 or by phone by dialing 602-753-0140, 720-928-9299 …
Read More »SGB holds town hall on mental health with Panzella and Darr
The Pitt Student Government Council wore matching Mental Health Awareness Month green shirts to Tuesday night’s town hall meeting. Lily Schneider said the shirts help raise awareness about mental health – the topic of the evening. “It’s so important that we make room for sharing our experiences and stories to …
Read More »Paid mental health leave granted to the Utah executive. Cox government ordinance branch employees
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) – Employees in the Utah Executive Branch can now take paid time off for mental health care. Under an executive order from Governor Spencer Cox, the mental illness leave pay will take effect in early 2022. The governor points to a recent survey by the Centers …
Read More »Virtual Setting Continues For Med Center Health Ball | New
Due to the risks associated with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Med Center Health will be hosting its 17th annual charity ball in a virtual setting. Like last year, the fundraiser scheduled for November 13 will include an online auction and a live drawing. Med Center Health will also be holding …
Read More »New York mental health clubs prove to be a valuable resource for those suffering from COVID-related issues – CBS New York
NEW YORK (CBSNew York) – According to the Ministry of Health, 1 in 3 city residents reported suffering from anxiety and depression during the COVID-19 pandemic. For some, mental illness interferes with daily activities. Now the city is hoping more people will join the clubs to get the help they …
Read More »Kim Yoo Jung donates generously to help children in need
Kim Yoo Jung celebrated her birthday in a particularly meaningful way! The actress celebrated her 22nd birthday a few weeks ago, and ChildFund Korea (also known as the Green Umbrella Children’s Foundation) has now revealed that she donated 30 million won (approximately $ 25,413) in honor of the occasion. Kim …
Read More »To tackle the mental health crisis, invest in proven approaches
We have a mental health crisis in the Northwest, across the country and around the world. The COVID-19 pandemic has created additional challenges for our mental health. Four in 10 American adults report symptoms of depression or anxiety, and 1 in 10 say they have seriously considered suicide. To tackle …
Read More »Canadians urged for a mental health check-up with this online tool
CALGARY – The COVID-19 pandemic has proven to be a challenge for many people and that is why an organization in Calgary is giving everyone the chance to get the help they need. The Calgary Counseling Center (CCC) is offering a week-long quiz in conjunction with its National Depression Screening …
Read More »Visakhapatnam blood donor completes ‘half a century’ in noble work at 56 – The New Indian Express
Express news service VISAKHAPATNAM: What started as an NCC activity in 1982 turned into a service for this man from Vizag for the next four decades. For K Bhaskar, blood donation is his top priority and having an O negative blood group, he never fails to help the needy. Bhaskar, …
Read More »Nearly $ 2 Million in Rescue Funds Goes to Local Health Care Providers | Local News
Nearly $ 2 million in pandemic relief funds will help Vidant Health expand remote patient monitoring services and Greene County Health Care to open a community health center in Snow Hill. Vidant Health and Greene County Health Care are among 10 Congressional District 1st healthcare providers to receive funding to …
Read More »UNC System Focuses on Supporting Children’s Mental Health
The uncertainty about the pandemic and the disruption of normal routines also had significant impacts on children. While children are generally very resilient, some may have difficulty. They are coming back from a school year like no other, one when most had to put their social life on the back …
Read More »England’s pioneering mental health program hits ceiling
October 2, 2021 FFIFTEEN there is Richard Layard, an economist at the London School of Economics, prepared a pitch. âWe now have evidence-based psychological therapies,â he noted. But they were rarely available on the National Health Service. The result was lives lost and, he argued with an eye on the …
Read More »SAMHSA awards $ 825 million in grants to community mental health centers
Photo: Elva Etienne / Getty Images The Addiction and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA) will invest $ 825 million in funding in 231 community mental health centers across the country, the organization announced this week. The funding, which comes from the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 and the Coronavirus Response …
Read More »$ 24 million federal grant to NYU Langone Family Health Centers strengthens community health care for underserved New Yorkers
The 2-year scholarship is part of a 350 billion dollars relief package allocated to state and local governments to help individuals and businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. The subsidy to family health centers is the second largest New York State, where 63 federally licensed health centers received funding to strengthen …
Read More »Lower house approves bill on final reading establishing first mental health clinic in PH – Manila bulletin
The House of Representatives approved on third and final reading a bill establishing the country’s first mental health clinic. Picture of mental health With 196 affirmatives and zero negatives and abstentions, House Bill 9980 will now be sent to the Senate for its actin. Based in the city of San …
Read More »SAMHSA $ 5 Million Grant Expands Mental Health and Addiction Services in Seven County Area
SEVEN COUNTY SERVICES LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Seven Counties Services announced Friday it was the recipient of a two-year, $ 5 million grant from the Addiction and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to expand health services addiction to adults with severe mental illness, children / adolescents with severe emotional disorders and …
Read More »LEGO Foundation becomes largest private sector contributor to UNICEF’s COVID response with $ 70 million donation
NEW YORK, September 25, 2021 – UNICEF welcomes the LEGO Foundation’s announcement today of a contribution of $ 70 million to UNICEF’s work at the COVAX and ACT-A facilities. This is the largest private sector donation to UNICEF’s response to COVID-19. This is part of the LEGO Foundation’s $ 150 …
Read More »London and St. Thomas health facilities receive $ 9 million from the province for improvements
Breadcrumb Links Local News The Ontario government is investing more than $ 9 million in modernizing and repairing healthcare facilities in Elgin-Middlesex-London, Riding MPP Jeff Yurek said Thursday. Author of the article: Free press staff Release date : Sep 24, 2021 ⢠36 minutes ago ⢠1 minute read ⢠…
Read More »Powell River health aide lends a helping hand
Powell River Health-Care Auxiliary has again donated $ 10,000 to Danielle’s Helping Hand Fund in Powell River and District United Way. In a press release, Julie Jenkins, Director of Engagement and Development at Centraide, thanked the health aide for her continued support. She said the funds will help low-income individuals …
Read More »‘She broke’: Woman accused of stabbing Taunton hospital worker struggles with mental illness, stepfather says – Boston News, Weather, Sports
TAUNTON, MASS. (WHDH) – A woman accused of repeatedly stabbing a Taunton hospital worker in an ‘unprovoked’ attack has been taken into custody without bail. Victoria Disharoon, 28, of Taunton, was arraigned in Taunton District Court on Thursday for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. “She basically said she …
Read More »New UTEP Partnership Aims To Improve Access To Mental Health In Rural Texas Counties
Officials from the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), Sul Ross State University in Alpine, Texas, and Preventive Health Care Services (PCHS) in Presidio, Texas, say ‘a new partnership will develop a workforce of behavioral health specialists to improve access. mental health services in five rural southwest Texas counties. …
Read More »Flu vaccine now available at Pat Walker Health Center; Driving clinic 28-29 sept.
With the flu season quickly approaching, now is a great time to get your annual flu shot. The Pat Walker Health Center is now providing flu shots to the University of A. Students, faculty, and staff can book influenza vaccine appointments online at myhealth.uark.edu. To help prevent the spread of …
Read More »FACT SHEET: Goals of the COVID-19 Global Summit
We invite all participants of the COVID-19 Global Summit to join us in aligning with the global goals and taking the associated necessary actions to end the COVID-19 pandemic and build back better. These global goals and the associated actions of governments, international institutions and the private sector are drawn …
Read More »The impact of Covid on mental health
With the return of students to campus, the Drake University Counseling Center is helping students manage their mental health during a time of increased stress and uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and other stressors. stress. âI think the students are really overwhelmed and feeling tired from the pandemic,â said …
Read More »ACE Cash Express Feeds North Texans By Donating Over $ 5,000 To North Texas Food Bank
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the NTFB team have worked tirelessly to provide healthy food to neighbors in need. Texas leads the country for the highest projected number of people (no rate) at risk of food insecurity in 2021 with 4.8 million total and 1.7 million children, new …
Read More »How does managing my personal finances affect my mental health?
This article was translated from our Spanish edition. Opinions expressed by Contractor the contributors are theirs. You are reading Entrepreneur United States, an international Entrepreneur Media franchise. In Mexico, Personal finance are closely linked to mental health, for better or for worse. Poor income management, for example, can lead to …
Read More »Launch of the State University Centraide campaign; Renewals underway, campus challenges created
Submitted photo United Way of NWA cups will be awarded to the first 200 backers who renew their donation this year. The 87th U of A Centraide campaign begins October 1 and runs through November 5, and renewals are now accepted with freebies for the top 200 recurring donors. The …
Read More »What Nigerians Told Us About Their Mental Health Under COVID-19 Containment
In Nigeria, mental illness is very stigmatized and mental health care is not widely available. Health resources, facilities and personnel are scarce and disorders may not be well understood at the primary health care level. It was valued that 80% of people with severe mental health needs in Nigeria cannot …
Read More »How the pandemic impacted the mental health of healthcare workers
The mental health of healthcare workers is under attack and declining every day as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to soar. From watching dozens of people die alone to working 100 hours a week for months on end, Phoenix healthcare workers are exhausted, they say. âThe fact that almost all COVID-19 …
Read More »Rural suicide rates rise in Kansas – and solutions won’t be easy
Kansas File Photo / News Service By DAVID CONDOSKansas Press Service Kyle Carlin understands firsthand just how bad a mental health crisis can be in rural Kansas. He faced depression as a teenager. This ultimately led to a suicide attempt. But he didn’t think about seeking advice until he prepared …
Read More »Israel ends its ban on blood donation from gay men. Why not America? / LGBTQ Nation
Israel is ending all restrictions in place that prevent men from donating blood in any way just because they have sex with men. Gay and bisexual men will now be subject to the same standards as anyone else seeking to donate blood. The policy places Israel among the growing number …
Read More »Norman Regional Health System and Oceans Healthcare Announce Partnership to Build Stand-Alone Behavioral Health Center
New hospital will more than double inpatient bed capacity and add new services NORMAN, Okla. and PLANO, Texas, August 11, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Norman Regional Health System and Oceans Healthcare Enter into Joint Venture Partnership to Expand Access to Behavioral Health Services in South Central Oklahoma by building …
Read More »Association of Healthcare Administrators (HCAA) exceeds charitable donation target
ST. LOUIS, MO / ACCESSWIRE / August 9, 2021 / The Health Care Administrators Association (HCAA), a leader in self-funding industry education, networking, resources and advocacy, today announced that at its annual TPA summit , the organization exceeded its charitable donation target by raising a total of $ 18,670 for …
Read More »Lebanon: One year after Beirut explosion, medical and mental health needs remain unmet | Doctors Without Borders
Fawziyya, 64, suffers from high blood pressure and diabetes, and needs a healthy diet with lots of fruits and vegetables, but they are often out of reach for her and her family. One of his sons works in a store where he earns 10,000 Lebanese pounds a day, less than …
Read More »Teens create online resource for minorities with mental health issues
As the COVID-19 pandemic worsened, teenager Desiree Adamos began to notice the adverse effects of the pandemic on mental health, especially among minorities. She decided to do something and started her own organization: Mental Health Awareness for Minorities. The fledgling group, formed last July, now has 15 members from county …
Read More »Ralston offers $ 1,000 bonus for local law enforcement, plus funding for police and mental health
Republicans have jumped on the increase in murders in Atlanta to make tackling violent crime a cornerstone of their 2022 top-to-bottom election strategy. Ralston was a supporter of former Governor Nathan Deal’s efforts to slow the growth of Georgia’s prison population through alternatives such as special courts aimed at giving …
Read More »Which students are most at risk for mental health issues during COVID-19 lockdowns?
PICTURE: Students most likely to experience depression, anxiety, or a deterioration in well-being during partial school closures were women, had experienced food poverty, or had previously accessed … see After Credit: JCPP Advances A new study published in JCPP advances compared the well-being of UK students who stayed home for …
Read More »Moulton Seeks Funding for Mental Health, Area Transit, Pandemic Recovery | Local News
According to the office of Congressman Seth Moulton, more than $ 10 million in federal funding for a host of local projects focused on improving mental health care, modernizing the area’s transportation systems and recovering the pandemic have removed a key barrier to approval. Moulton announced on Friday that all …
Read More »UMich alumni promote student mental health with new journaling app
During his freshman year at the University of Michigan, Tommy Searle’s father passed away. In addition to the overwhelming support Searle received from friends, family, and the UM community, Searle – who graduated in May 2020 – told the Michigan Daily that he started journaling after the therapist he had …
Read More »Warren County resident dies of COVID-19, authorities urge vaccinations
First day of vaccination with the single dose Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine at Jamestown Community College in Olean (Darren McGee – Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo) Jul 13, 2021 – A person in Warren County has died from COVID-19, the 70th disease-related death since the start of the …
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