Mental Health Crisis Hotline with State Senator Samra Brouk
Clip: Season 2021 Episode 18 | 6m 49sVideo has Closed Captions
Learn about a new mental health crisis hotline coming to New York.
Senate Mental Health Chair Samra Brouk, D-Rochester, explains a new mental health crisis line that would act like 911, but for mental health emergencies, and parts of the state budget on mental health.
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Mental Health Crisis Hotline with State Senator Samra Brouk
Clip: Season 2021 Episode 18 | 6m 49sVideo has Closed Captions
Senate Mental Health Chair Samra Brouk, D-Rochester, explains a new mental health crisis line that would act like 911, but for mental health emergencies, and parts of the state budget on mental health.
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