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A film being screened in Philadelphia paints a clear picture of the unaddressed trauma that perpetuates the cycle of gun violence, and urges residents to seek out the help they need.
“TRIGGER” offers Philadelphia audiences a look at the raw experiences of people directly affected by shootings — those who’ve lost a loved one to gunfire, those who’ve survived bullet wounds, and those who’ve fired the gun.
See full report at 6abc.com PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — September is National Suicide Prevention Month and experts say outreach is needed more than
See full report at WHYY.org Reports of drug overdoses and an alarming number of deaths remain at the forefront of discussions about addiction, which
Every summer, the City of Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services (DBHIDS) completes and publishes an annual report detailing
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