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Advocates hope new suicide phone number makes it easier to get help
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People in crisis or their loved ones wanting to get them help are encouraged to call 9-8-8 rather than the (800) number that had been available.
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People in crisis or their loved ones wanting to get them help are encouraged to call 9-8-8 rather than the (800) number that had been available.
Programs are available for victims of domestic violence through Catholic Charities, Sarah’s Inn, the Cook County state’s attorney’s office and the Illinois Domestic Violence hotline.
Thursday’s game features players from BUILD’s Donna Dudley Peace Project.
Children suffer, our communities are in bad shape, and we are in crisis, writes one former Austin resident.
Last week’s event brought residents and experts together to discuss treatments and intervention methods they hope could save lives.
The task force, organized by state Rep. La Shawn Ford, will help coordinate assistance for distressed homeowners.