A multi-year behavioral health initiative funded by the Missouri Foundation for Health is reshaping how Polk County responds to residents experiencing a behavioral health crises. What began as a two-year project has now grown into a broader, community-wide effort—one that local leaders hope will reduce stigma, improve access to services, and prevent people from entering crisis in the first place.
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