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National suicide hotline needs Ohio's added funding, continued support - Vimarsana News

National suicide hotline needs Ohio's added funding, continued support

The national suicide 988 hotline went online in July. But it still needs state legislative support if it is to operate beyond next summer.

Netcare to end 24/7 crisis service due to staff shortage - Vimarsana News

Netcare to end 24/7 crisis service due to staff shortage

Many employees will transfer to other programs operated by nonprofit Netcare Access when the 24/7 crisis service unit comes to an end by Nov. 25.

Columbus police respond to rising number of mental health calls - Vimarsana News

Columbus police respond to rising number of mental health calls

The Columbus Division of Police is responding to a mounting number of mental health-related calls. It's been a steady increase for at least the last five years.

Source: 10tv.com
Leaders announce help for central Ohio shelters - Vimarsana News

Leaders announce help for central Ohio shelters

Officials with the City of Columbus and Franklin County are announcing additional help for homeless shelters across central Ohio.

Source: 10tv.com
Columbus, Ohio, Councilmember Suggests Having Social Worker Present May Have Led to Different Outcome for Ma'Khia Bryant - Vimarsana News

Columbus, Ohio, Councilmember Suggests Having Social Worker Present May Have Led to Different Outcome for Ma'Khia Bryant

Columbus, Ohio, Councilmember Suggests Having Social Worker Present May Have Led to Different Outcome for Ma'Khia Bryant On 4/22/21 at 12:46 PM EDT A Columbus, Ohio, councilmember suggested there might have been a different outcome for Ma'Khia Bryant had a social worker been present at the scene of Tuesday's fatal police shooting of the 16-year-old. "I continue to say I can't help but think what would happen if we had social workers present. If we had community-based intervention present," Councilmember Shayla Favor told CNN on Thursday. "Now, currently in Columbus, Ohio, we do have a mobile ...