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Home Depot co-founders create mental health network for veterans - Vimarsana News

Home Depot co-founders create mental health network for veterans

The founders of Home Depot are each making a huge investment to help veterans and first responders suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder or PTSD Bernie Marcus and Arthur Blank have each committed $20 million to create 20 mental health centers across the country. The details were shared on Fox Business' "Cavuto Coast to Coast". "This is not a mental health issue. This is an issue of not being able to cope with the world as it is. And there's been very few treatments that have been very successful. Our treatment we've had in place now for about eight years, Operation Share in Atlanta h...

Vaccine rollout smooth, as cases rise - Vimarsana News

Vaccine rollout smooth, as cases rise

Vaccine rollout smooth, as cases rise The Apalachicola Times Franklin and Gulf county health officials are seeing tight cooperation when it comes to the vaccine roll-out, but warn residents that an increase in COVID-19 cases requires continued vigilance. With 964 Gulf residents vaccinated as Tuesday morning, and Franklin close behind with 818, Sarah Quaranta, administrator of the state health department serving both counties, said the rollout has gone well, as the department awaits a further supply of the Moderna vaccine. But, she warned, with a positivity rate of 20 percent in Franklin, and ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170512:20:36:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170512:20:36:00

Ago with operation share in atlanta. we've taken care of -- i don't know -- 600 young men and women and we have been able to take them and move them back into society. they have come to us in pain, not sleeping at night. not dealing well with their families. when they finish, they're able to go back into society. it's always been a wonder, how can we not do this around the country? i knew it had to be private institutions that would do it. well, there are some that are doing it. we have something like ucla with the help of the cats foundation in california. we have rush in chicago. we have mas...