As Seattle Fire did in the 1970′s, this initiative hopes to give adults the tools to step in and help when a student is struggling mentally.
“The goal is to ultimately decrease the need for high-intensity in-patient hospitalization by empowering parents, caregivers, and trusted adults to be first responders in the community,” said Dr. Walker Harding.
‘Reach Out Seattle’ is still in the planning process now. The goal is to keep hospitalizations down by having a citywide safety net. “A coordinated system with all the sectors of the city, there won’t be a wrong door. Every door will be the right door for support and services for our youth,” Dr. Walker Harding said.
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