The County has added more than $54 million to this year’s Behavioral Health Services budget, along with dozens of new positions and investments throughout the county. But, as a visit with the caring and compassionate staff at the County’s Psychiatric Hospital shows, treating mental illness is an extremely complex process and funding is just one of the many challenges.
On this episode, hear a rap that’s bananas, check out some art at a county facility, climb on board for a virtual boat ride, get prepared for an earthquake, and follow some four-legged friends through search and rescue training.
On this episode, the County recruits people with intellectual disabilities, celebrates a high school graduation, prepares schools for wildfires, provides probationary teens with a path forward, and offers a look at the latest CAL FIRE addition.
County of San Diego offices and libraries will be closed Monday, Sept. 2 for Labor Day.
Young people looking to change their path toward a more positive direction spent the morning listening to uplifting speeches, and attending workshops and a resource fair as part of the 10th annual Passport to Life Expo. The event is developed for youth between the ages of 14 to 24 years of age.
On this episode, see where teens can hang out during those summer nights, some new art at the County Operations Center, avoid getting scammed at the gas pump, and get ready to go for a swim!
On this episode, see how our public health nurses are helping to make a difference, learn how to prepare for a disaster, find out how air quality is monitored from the ground, and take a virtual hike!
