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Kaley Lynch from Channel 4 News interviewed Crisis Services’ Advocates at the 14th annual Walk A Mile to learn more about the importance of standing up for survivors, in addition to the services and resources Crisis Services offers to survivors.
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Crisis Services has been following closely incidents involving individuals with mental illness and adverse responses by the police. In our efforts to educate and inform the community about our 24-hour services, including our well-established Mobile Outreach Program, we have released the following position statement to Mayor Brown, Commissioner Lockwood, and local media outlets. We will continue to keep our community abreast of this evolving communication and reaffirming the role we play in safely connecting individuals in crisis with care. You can read our Position Statement here.
