The Department of Commerce announced Thursday millions toward acquiring multiple properties for shelters and low-income housing, but their data shows they rejected a request to help with the Three River Mental Health center.
GOP House Rep Mary Dye of Pomeroy had introduced a bill that would create a commission to study and find ways to help improve the mental health of men and boys, but Dems have shot it down
"everyone at Comprehensive Healthcare wants this to be a healthy and vibrant community. The way that we can participate in doing that is by providing prevention services, a lot of services like Mental Health First Aid Training."
Keep us posted with more jobs and I will continue to update the list. Loads of luck to each and every person that is applying right now and may a yes be on the other side of each application you submit!
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and Georgia’s agricultural community is working to promote resources for rural Georgians to improve their behavioral and emotional health.