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Tuesday, February 16, 2021 - 9:16 am OGDENSBURG – Around-the-clock access to urgent mental health and addiction treatment services are coming to St. Lawrence County. The St. Lawrence County Community Services Board (CSB) recently approved Citizen Advocates’ proposal to establish a 24/7 Behavioral Health Urgent Care Center in Ogdensburg. “Many communities already have 24/7 urgent care centers for physical health, but less common are those that provide urgent care for m...

Covid-19 drives 21% increase in demand for employee counselling  Spectrum.Life recorded an 80% increase in the volume of calls from employees relating to bereavement during the pandemic Since March, employees have reported increased feelings of insecurity, confusion and emotional isolation to Case Managers at Spectrum.Life  Tue, 15 Dec, 2020 - 09:38 Nicole Glennon Ireland’s largest corporate health and wellbeing provider has recorded a 21% increase in demand for employee counselling during...

American $1,000 a month in what he calls the dividend. and bernie sanders says guaranteed federal jobs are the way to do it. not just a hand out. weve got andrew yang here. as promised, on immigration, look. rick santorum, ken cuccinelli, theyre not wrong. what theyre saying is weve been too lax on the rules too long and somebody needs to restore order. what is your count? >> i think jennifer had it exactly right. we dont have the resources on the ground toim plenty the rules on the books. you h...

Yuma, arizona. the trump administration has not released any information about conditions at that facility, let alone incidents like this. now that nbc news has obtained this information, though, whats going to happen in response? joining us now is one of the two reporters who broke this story, jacob soboroff. jacob, thanks for your time tonight. i appreciate you taking time. >> rachel, thanks. and thanks to you and your team for collaborating with us on this. >> yeah, i understand this originat...

Nbc news, julia aimsley, and overall i have been interested in how much access we have to the realities inside these facilities. these case managers obviously work for the government. much can one really see? how much transparency is there? >> theres a lot of transparency once we got our hands on these document, mika. these are from testimonies, from accounts that caseworkers did with children after they left customs and border protection custody and went to health and human services. they go th...

Or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. todays xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. id rather not. welcome back now to some exclusive new reporting by my msnbc news colleagues about the alleged mistreatment of migrant children that is getting a lot of reaction today in capitol hill. children at a migrant detention center in yuma are saying that they were kicked, had food thrown at them like wild animals and one 15-year-old girl alleges she was sexually assaulted by a cbp ...

Spanish slang for male prostitute. nbc news reports in nearly 30 accounts obtained from significant incident reports prepared between april 10th and june 12th by case managers for the department of health and human services, the department responsible for migrant children after they leave cbp custody, kids who spent time in the yuma border station repeatedly described poor conditions that are not pure byproducts of overcrowded. they reported being denied a phone call, not allowed a shower, sleep...

Findings of some government investigators who have been interviewing children held in arizona. julia ainsley will join us in a moment to discuss her reporting, including the sexual assault of a teenage girl. a 15-year-old girl from honduras described a large bearded officer putting his hands inside her bra, pulling down her underwear and groping her as part of what was meant to be a routine patdown in front of other immigrants and officers. the girl said she felt embarrassed as the officer was s...