NYC program for non-police 911 response still handles a fraction of eligible mental health calls ...Middle East

The B-HEARD program is meant to send mental health calls to specialized teams instead of police. The city says more staff members are needed at 911 centers, and B-HEARD teams still lack sufficient personnel to operate 24 hours a day. [ more › ]

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