Federal grant will help Mount Rogers Community Services expand access to suicide prevention training
Mount Rogers Community Services received a three-year federal grant to expand suicide prevention training. The funding will enable the agency to train hundreds more people to recognize warning signs and connect individuals to behavioral health services.
The three-year award will help the agency teach hundreds more people to recognize warning signs and connect people to behavioral health services.
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