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Funding Expands Crisis Intervention Training – With the rising need for behavioral health crisis care, de-escalation education among first responders has become even more critical. The ability to assess a scene, ask the right questions, identify a person experiencing a mental health crisis, and alter tactics as needed requires training, knowledge, and awareness.
(Vail Daily) While the number won’t change much for local organizations operationally, it shows progress on mental health.
(Vail Daily) Each year, data from the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey gives local schools and youth organizations a peek into how middle and high schoolers are feeling, acting and viewing the world around them. The biennial survey was most recently administered to Eagle County students in the fall of 2021.
The tremendous work of Vail Health’s Eagle Valley Behavioral Health, Vail Health Foundation, and our community fundraising partners is featured in the 2021 It Takes A Valley Report.
(Vail Daily) Despite being one of the more prevalent types of crime in Eagle County, sexual assaults are often not reported here.