(2/2) By participating, you'll help Metrocare secure matching dollars, which will allow us to expand our reach and deepen our impact within Dallas County. Donations must be made using this link: https://t.co/yW4UFvwNcf
In the midst of uncertainty, we can rely on the strength of one another. Starting Sep 1, you can contribute an early donation for #NTxGivingDay on Sep 17 and help us continue our work to provide mental health services at a time when they are needed most. https://t.co/AcdAl9ZXrl
🚨 @CohenVeterans in collaboration with the Cohen Clinic at Metrocare has a great new resource for North Texas Frontline Healthcare Providers & First Responders impacted by COVID-19 #freementalhealthsupport 👉 https://t.co/usXv1Jxoex
Minorities are less likely to receive treatment for their mental illness and have less access to mental health services. Let's spread the word to address these disparities. To learn how you can help, visit: https://t.co/Y1DdkT97ZF #MinorityMentalHealthMonth
(2/2) We determined it would be imprudent to pack nearly 1k first responders from across TX into a confined space for several days to be sent back to their communities. No plan to have a virtual format at this time, but we are exploring other options to share information.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s annual TCOLE conference has been cancelled. This comes after much deliberation, review of the current case statistics, and consideration of the positive and negative impacts to the attendees and the agencies they represent. (1/2)
Access to mental health services is a critical issue throughout North Texas and the greater Dallas area is no exception. The more we work to #BreakTheStigma, the more likely it is that people will get the help they need. #mentalhealthmatters#mentalhealthmonth
Will you help us out? TCOLE is always looking for ways to improve, and we would appreciate your feedback. As part of our two-year strategic planning process, we have released a customer service survey, which can be found here: https://t.co/mDMcyXzk9U
Why is there a #MentalHealthMonth? Consider these statistics: -19.1% of U.S. adults experienced mental illness in 2018
-Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death among people aged 10-34 in the U.S.
-46% of people who die by suicide had a diagnosed mental health condition.
We are honored to join with Governor Abbott and our brothers and sisters in blue as we remember our fallen officers this #PeaceOfficersMemorialDay. Thank you for your sacrifice. We have it from here.
Thank you to all of those who donated for #NTxGivingTuesdayNow. Because of your generosity, thousands of people will receive the care they need through this difficult time. It goes to show that when we all work together we can achieve anything. Thank you, Dallas County. 💖
Accessibility to mental health services is critical at this time. Unstable housing and lack of physical access are preventing people from getting the care they need. Consider donating for #GivingTuesdayNow. Just $25 can become a co-pay for someone in need. https://t.co/feUysDIqHw
We are very proud to have initiated telehealth services weeks before shelter at home orders, allowing thousands of people to continue services safely at home. Please consider supporting us on #NTxGivingTuesdayNow so we may continue serving those in need. https://t.co/0pt3BVeA0j