Lawrence and Douglas County Seek Partners for Emergency Winter Shelter and Mental Health Support
Emergency Winter Shelter Plan Unfolds
As Lawrence and Douglas County develop a plan to provide around 200 beds of emergency shelter this winter, they’re looking for more organizations to partner with. Collaboration and support are crucial as officials emphasize the necessity of mental health first aid for those in need. By engaging local entities, the community can create a stronger safety net.
Importance of Mental Health First Aid
- Support for Vulnerable Populations: Addressing mental health ensures a holistic approach to care.
- Community Involvement: Local participation is key to the success of this initiative.
- Awareness and Training: Training programs for mental health first aid can empower volunteers and staff.
Join the Initiative
Local organizations are encouraged to contribute to this important cause. Your participation can make a significant difference. Together, Lawrence and Douglas County can provide vital resources to those in need this winter.
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