Gov. Evers Delivers Radio Address on Mental Health During the Holidays
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today delivered the Democratic Radio Address encouraging Wisconsinites to take care of their and their loved one’s mental health during this holiday season.
Hi everyone, Governor Tony Evers here.
The holidays can be a difficult time for many and Wisconsinites across our state and country have had a stressful year personally, financially, emotionally.
The Department of Health Services has compiled resources for Wisconsinites to stay resilient through these tough times. From assistance with paying bills and putting food on the table, to mental health counseling, head to dhs.wisconsin.gov/resilient to find help.
You can also text HOPELINE to 741-741 for free emotional support services at any time from anywhere.
Our kids are no exception as well. Which is why the Office of Children’s Mental Health put together resources for parents and families to use over the holiday season to connect with kids, provide support, and help them get through these tough times at children.wi.gov.
Let’s stay hopeful, let’s stay safe, and let’s get through these upcoming months together, Wisconsin. Thank you.
NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.
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