Development of Crisis Centers in Alabama
Sector: Government • Location: Alabama, United States
Source: WSLS
Alabama has spent $175 million over five years to build six crisis centers with 180 beds across the state. These centers provide a more appropriate alternative to incarceration or emergency room visits for people suffering a mental health crisis. The centers have conducted over 22,000 evaluations and aim to relieve the burden on jails and psychiatric facilities.
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Description | Alabama has spent $175 million over five years to build six crisis centers with 180 beds across the state. These centers provide a more appropriate alternative to incarceration or emergency room visits for people suffering a mental health crisis. The centers have conducted over 22,000 evaluations and aim to relieve the burden on jails and psychiatric facilities. |
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