Solutions Lab
Only Two Percent of Psychiatrists are Black, Leading Some to Pursue Creative Solutions to Fill the Void
There aren’t enough Black psychiatrists to meet growing demand. Some are finding innovative ways to provide more culturally competent care.
Keep readingBooted From the Army, He Spiraled. Now He Works to Solve the Veteran Homelessness Crisis
California has more homeless veterans living on the street than any other state – an estimated 7,400. Dennis Johnson was once one of them. Today, he works to help his fellow vets get into housing – and get the help they need.
Keep readingA San Francisco Program Helps Older People Manage Their Hoarding Behavior – and Stay Housed
Every year, 20 or more elderly San Francisco renters are threatened with eviction because of their hoarding disorder. A unique peer-support program helps them make changes – and keep their apartments.
Keep readingAfter the Crisis: Unique Program Helps Older Adults Grappling with Both Addiction and Mental Illness
More than 19 million Americans live with both a serious mental illness and substance use disorder. Few programs serve them. Even fewer serve those over 55. Two unique homes in San Francisco do.
Keep readingBuilding Hope in Philadelphia Neighborhoods Under Siege
Teachers and staff at YouthBuild Philly Charter School provide love, support and a safe haven for students in an area with high gun violence.
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