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Heartland Community Health Center to ask for $1.5 million from Douglas County to fund new building | News, Sports, Jobs - Lawrence Journal-World: news, information, headlines and events in Lawrence, Kansas - Vimarsana News

Heartland Community Health Center to ask for $1.5 million from Douglas County to fund new building | News, Sports, Jobs - Lawrence Journal-World: news, information, headlines and events in Lawrence, Kansas

Heartland Community Health Center is poised to ask for $1.5 million from Douglas County to support remaining construction costs at its new 8,000-square-foot bui

Otter Tail County partners with Lake Region Healthcare for comprehensive suicide prevention efforts - Vimarsana News

Otter Tail County partners with Lake Region Healthcare for comprehensive suicide prevention efforts

Otter Tail County Public Health was awarded a Comprehensive Suicide Prevention Grant from the Minnesota Department of Health.

Trident Medical and Live Oak Mental Health & Wellness win 2023 Drive to Zero Suicide Award - Vimarsana News

Trident Medical and Live Oak Mental Health & Wellness win 2023 Drive to Zero Suicide Award

Trident Medical Center has announced the hospital as well asLive Oak Mental Health & Wellness arerecipients of the 2023 Drive to Zero Suicide Award.Created in

Integrated care proves key factor in 'Zero Suicide' program's success | Community - Vimarsana News

Integrated care proves key factor in 'Zero Suicide' program's success | Community

In 2014, the Chickasaw Nation began taking a new approach to mental health services that enables far more patients to access needed care.

New two-year Vermont study details suicide numbers, related factors - Vimarsana News

New two-year Vermont study details suicide numbers, related factors

About 246 Vermonters look their lives in 2020-21, most of them men (eight in 10) over the age of 25. That was among the findings of an extensive study released this fall by the Vermont Department of Health that also found the highest rate of suicide among those who are single, never married, or divorced; those with a high school education or less; and those who live in rural areas of the state. Veterans had a suicide rate more than triple non-veterans, the study found.