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The following is a guest post. Opinions expressed in this post are the author’s own. Virginia’s recent legislative session produced several bills and budget amendments to improve mental health services. However, Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe challenged state...
(Information as of 2/25/17, subject to change*) The recently completed legislative session took place in the shadow of news about Virginia’s mental health care problems. With publicized deaths in Virginia jails, an epidemic of fatalities due to heroin overdoses...
August 24, 2015, 12 p.m.; National Mall, Washington, DC The moment has come to stand up for the dignity and rights of Americans affected by mental health conditions! On any given day, more than 60 million Americans, up to 1 in 5, are living with mental health and...
By Sarah Zobel Homelessness Resource Center August 3, 2015 In the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School tragedy—and with frequent news reports of people with mental illnesses being shot by police, committing suicide in very public ways, or living on the...
