Provincial Funding for Mobile Crisis Response Teams
Mobile crisis response teams in Brantford and Six Nations have received a boost in provincial funding.
Six Nations Police Service will receive $240,000 over two years, while Brantford Police Service will get $207,655 over two years.
"This funding strengthens our capacity to deliver timely and compassionate responses to individuals experiencing a mental health crisis,"
"Through continued collaboration with our community partners, we remain committed to ensuring that those in crisis receive appropriate care and support."
According to Brantford Police Chief Jason Saunders, the funding will enable police to work with trained crisis workers to provide specialized support for people experiencing a mental health crisis.
Author's summary: Brantford and Six Nations police receive funding for crisis teams.
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