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Cities launch new crisis-response team — without police - Vimarsana News

Cities launch new crisis-response team — without police

A new emergency-response team features first-aid responders, crisis-intervention specialists and residents with experience in mental health struggles. The TRUST team covers Palo Alto, Mountain View and Los Altos.

Cities launch new crisis-response team — without police - Vimarsana News

Cities launch new crisis-response team — without police

A new emergency-response team features first-aid responders, crisis-intervention specialists and residents with experience in mental health struggles. The TRUST team covers Palo Alto, Mountain View and Los Altos.

Cities launch new crisis-response team — without police - Vimarsana News

Cities launch new crisis-response team — without police

Palo Alto's newest emergency-response team features first-aid responders, crisis-intervention specialists and residents with firsthand experience with mental health struggles.

Mobile mental health crisis services are coming to north Santa Clara County - Vimarsana News

Mobile mental health crisis services are coming to north Santa Clara County

The county has teamed up with two mental health providers to bring the Trusted Response Urgent Support Team program to Palo Alto and other nearby cities in October, Supervisor Joe Simitian said.

Mobile mental health crisis services are coming to north Santa Clara County - Vimarsana News

Mobile mental health crisis services are coming to north Santa Clara County

The county has teamed up with two mental health providers to bring the Trusted Response Urgent Support Team program to Palo Alto and other nearby cities in October, Supervisor Joe Simitian said.