In the litany of mental health initiatives being tested to solve one of the city’s most persistent issues, at least one is showing early signs of success.
A pilot program focused on transitioning homeless people from intensive street outreach programs into more stable community-based services is producing promising results, according to data shared with Crain’s.
City Council members pressed health officials Monday on the long wait times New Yorkers with serious mental illnesses face when trying to enroll with teams
Conduct surveys to gauge interest. Volunteers are largely happy to help and support. However, they need to be approached with opportunities that are attractive, seamless
To the Editor: Re “The Voices in His Head Kept Coming Back. Then a Boy Was Killed” (news article, Jan. 23): This tragedy underscores the
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