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The coalition discussed ongoing mental health support tied to the Brown incident, a Spanish-language chronic pain self-management class starting February 12, and ways to improve member recruitment and meeting participation.
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The meeting focused on community behavioral health support, including ongoing help for residents affected by the Brown incident and efforts to expand access to mental health services. Members also heard about a six-week chronic pain self-management program that will run in Spanish at Elmwood Adult Center starting February 12. The coalition said it wants more voices at the table, especially from businesses, parents, students, and other underrepresented groups.
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