New Missouri plan aims to raise awareness for suicide prevention
In Missouri, a new statewide plan has been released to help residents lower the risk of suicide.
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In Missouri, a new statewide plan has been released to help residents lower the risk of suicide.
It's been one year since the Lifeline number changed to 9-8-8. But big changes are happening to help people struggling mental health issues.
7 News has learned that the BPD captain facing a lawsuit for alleged racism, will no longer serve as the Crisis Services Coordinator overseeing the Behavioral Health Team.
The important thing is to identify when something is wrong, and make sure our children know they can talk openly about what they are experiencing.
In his state of the state address, Governor Evers declared 2023 the ‘Year of Mental Health.’He wants the next state budget to include $500 million in mental and behavioral investments.This includes more than $3 million to cover operating costs for the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline Support which launched last summer.