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Seven people died in 2023 while being held at the Montgomery County Jail. Now, the results of an investigation have been released.
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988 has gotten roughly 10 million calls in the last two years. U.S. officials want to to raise awareness about the service
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The Ohio Farm Bureau, Department of Agriculture and Ohio State University created a survey of stressors and coping mechanisms among farmers and other agriculture workers.
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Last month, the contractor behind Montgomery County's crisis mental health services quit and the board failed to agree on a replacement. Now ADAMHS staff are gathering public feedback on a future replacement.
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A new mural is up in Harrison Township to raise awareness about suicide prevention. It's the second of four grant-funded murals by the Montgomery County Prevention Coalition.
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The Montgomery County ADAMHS board rejected contracts Wednesday night that would have kept the local crisis mental health hotline and other services running under new providers.
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Montgomery County’s Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services has recommended new service providers to replace RI International. RI will stop operating the local mental health crisis hotline, mobile unit, and receiving center after Wednesday.
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The nonprofit behind a Montgomery County mental health crisis hotline and center is cutting ties with Montgomery County’s Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services. ADAMHS said it will immediately begin the search for a new provider for crisis services.
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Dayton Children’s Hospital will create the Center for Emotional Wellbeing. The $7 million project brings together eight programs related to mental, emotional, behavioral and physical health for kids.
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The Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services of Montgomery County rolled out all new features for its web app which can now be saved to a device home screen for easy access.
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More than 4 in 10 people in jail experience some form of mental illness. That's why medical residents at Wright State University will be offering psychiatric care to inmates the the Montgomery County jail.
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Teenagers want their voices to be heard, especially about the problems they see in their lives. In Springfield, a teen-led group called BATS, or Bringing Awareness to Students, partnered with WYSO to make PSAs about public health issues in their community.