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Elected officials candidates sign mental health policy pledge
10/21/2022 7:12:00 AM Elected officials candidates sign mental health policy pledge
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Elected officials candidates sign mental health policy pledge There is a new nationwide campaign that calls for improved mental health care policies across the country. In Alabama, a handful of elected leaders and candidates signed the Mental Health Now campaign, affirming their support for this movement. Share on LinkedInMONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - There is a new nationwide campaign that calls for improved mental health care policies across the country. In Alabama, a handful of elected leaders and candidates signed the, affirming their support for this movement. The campaign started from the mental health organizationInseparable, founded by Alabama native, Bill Smith.“We all have mental health, and it’s an issue that impacts all of our families,” said Smith. “We started inseparable with a simple premise that the health of our minds can’t be separated from the health of our bodies.” Read more:
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Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn MONTGOMERY, Ala.Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn MONTGOMERY, Ala.Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn MONTGOMERY, Ala.02:12 Long Beach's main library is back open after it closed last month because of security concerns surrounding the homeless around the area. (WSFA) - There is a new nationwide campaign that calls for improved mental health care policies across the country. In Alabama, a handful of elected leaders and candidates signed the , affirming their support for this movement. In Alabama, a handful of elected leaders and candidates signed the , affirming their support for this movement. The campaign started from the mental health organization Inseparable , founded by Alabama native, Bill Smith. The campaign started from the mental health organization Inseparable , founded by Alabama native, Bill Smith. “We all have mental health, and it’s an issue that impacts all of our families,” said Smith. “We all have mental health, and it’s an issue that impacts all of our families,” said Smith. “We started inseparable with a simple premise that the health of our minds can’t be separated from the health of our bodies. And so we have unfortunately seen an uptick in those kinds of incidences," Long Beach director of Library Services Cathy DeLeon told CBSLA Reporter Jasmine VIel. ” The organization advocates for more mental health policies which start with elected officials.” The organization advocates for more mental health policies which start with elected officials.” The organization advocates for more mental health policies which start with elected officials. They’re asking candidates to sign a pledge that supports: Increase the availability of mental health care Promote wellness and early intervention Improve crisis response for anyone experiencing a mental health emergency “A family who was having a mental health crisis, their son was about 33, probably similar age to my children and it was a very eye-opening experience,” said Rep. Charlotte Meadows. Charlotte Meadows. Meadows says during a ride along with a local police department, she realized how many law enforcement problems stem from mental health issues and that legislators are working to improve them. Meadows says during a ride along with a local police department, she realized how many law enforcement problems stem from mental health issues and that legislators are working to improve them. “The last several years was a good bit of mental health awareness, in legislation for mental health counseling, making sure that every school and the school system has a mental health coordinator,” said Meadows. “The last several years was a good bit of mental health awareness, in legislation for mental health counseling, making sure that every school and the school system has a mental health coordinator,” said Meadows. That suspect is also responsible for two separate stabbing attacks/incidents that occurred on Saturday Oct. And with less than a month until the midterm election, the creators of the campaign say they are starting a conversation between politicians and the public to show that mental health is a bipartisan issue everyone can agree on. “Alabama’s elected officials are already talking about this issue. “Alabama’s elected officials are already talking about this issue. “Alabama’s elected officials are already talking about this issue. But we launched the campaign because we want people across the country to be talking about this issue. It impacts everyone,” said Smith. It impacts everyone,” said Smith. Meadows’ opponent Phillip Ensler also signed this campaign. Meadows’ opponent Phillip Ensler also signed this campaign. In:. Other signees include: Danny A. Other signees include: Danny A. McCullars, candidate for State Senate Sherri Reese, candidate for State Senate Richard Benderson, candidate for State Senate State Rep. Anthony Daniels . Anthony Daniels. Anthony Daniels.