News Release
Suicide Prevention Hotlines in California Could Expand Digital Offerings and Partnerships with Health Systems to Improve Service
Jul 12, 2016
Diversity in Services, Structure, and Organization and the Potential Challenges Ahead
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This report evaluates landscape in which suicide prevention hotlines operate, focusing on California but with nationwide implications, and provides recommendations to ensure that callers at risk of suicide seek and receive the help they need.
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