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In a decisive move to enhance mental health support, the City Council has approved additional funding aimed at strengthening Integral Care’s Expanded Mobile Crisis Outreach Team. During a session on Thursday, council members recognized the pressing need for more mental health professionals within the program, which is critical for addressing urgent mental health crises in the community.
The council's decision will allocate over $1.4 million to bolster the outreach team's capacity, enabling it to respond more effectively to individuals in distress. This funding boost is expected to facilitate the hiring of additional mental health workers, improving the overall response times and quality of care provided to those in need.
Officials emphasized the importance of mental health resources, particularly in light of rising demand for services. The enhanced outreach team will play a vital role in ensuring that individuals experiencing mental health emergencies receive timely and compassionate support. This funding initiative marks a significant step towards fostering a healthier community by prioritizing mental health care.
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