Mayor’s office defends Chicago’s mental health crisis response program after whistleblower raises concerns – CBS2 (Chicago)

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Deb
1 year ago

Maybe reopening in patient mental health facilities would help, but Dems don’t want to pay for it. They closed down these facilities and now the mentally ill are out on the streets.

Where's Mine ???
1 year ago

The CARE program was started in 2021, so in 4 yrs they’ve “helped” a ONLY a 1,000 people? What does “helped” include? talking to call-ins? handing out literature at the homeless camps?, etc

While the mayor’s office didn’t address questions about staffing or any possible plans for additional hiring, they said the CARE program has helped more than 1,000 people since it began.

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Yes, they do the meaningless things you cited and call it making a difference. They also work 9-5, M-F and as a result, police are called out to intervene as we all know most trouble occurs at night and especially on weekends. Another example of a social services, taxpayer money black hole.

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