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Founder of Beacon Bridge and Chapel Hill Advisory Group | Medical Informatics @ Carolina | RYT-200

Durham County Government is facing significant challenges related to behavioral health and substance use disorders, underscored by the rising incidents of property crime, shootings involving youth, and drug-related incidents. These alarming trends highlight the urgent need for comprehensive and accessible services to support our community's well-being. 📊 Understanding the Current Landscape: Growing Demand: Despite the existing services, there remains a significant gap in meeting the increasing demand for specialized care, including initial assessments, case management, and peer support. Community Impact: Addressing the root causes of behavioral health issues and substance use disorders is crucial for reducing crime, improving public safety, and fostering healthier communities. 🤝 Comprehensive Approach: Filling the Gap: Beacon Bridge aims to complement existing efforts by offering a range of services designed to fill the existing gaps and enhance the continuum of care in Durham County. Collaborative Engagement: We invite stakeholders, including healthcare providers, community organizations, and policymakers, to engage in a collaborative dialogue to identify solutions that address the unique challenges faced by our community. 📈 Moving Forward: Data-Driven Decisions: Utilizing data and community input, we can pinpoint the specific areas of need and tailor our services to meet the unique challenges faced by Durham County residents. Community Partnership: Building strong partnerships with local organizations and stakeholders is essential for creating a comprehensive and sustainable approach to behavioral health and substance use disorder treatment. Join the conversation! Share your thoughts on addressing the critical need for behavioral health and substance use disorder services in Durham County. We call on the City of Durham to help! #BehavioralHealth #SubstanceUseDisorder #CommunityHealth #DurhamCounty #Collaboration #DataDriven

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