Family Justice Center holds Mental Health First Aid training

IBR Staff//July 14, 2016//

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The Speedy Foundation (TSF) and FACES Family Justice Center held a Mental Health First Aid training July 13 for staff members, including law enforcement, medical providers, prosecuting attorneys, victim advocates, and community resource professionals.

FACES identified MHFA training as a critical need for the center’s mission.

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