NEW MEXICO IS EXPANDING ITS MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS HOTLINE. THE MARTINEZ ADMINISTRATION SAYS AN ADDITIONAL HALF-A-MILLION DOLLARS IN FUNDING WILL ALLOW FOR MORE CERTIFIED COUNSELORS TO HELP PEOPLE WHEN IT COMES TO MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES, ADDICTION OR THOUGHTS OF SUICIDE.
THE HOTLINE HAS BEEN AROUND FOR TWO YEARS, AND, ACCORDING TO THE GOVERNOR’S OFFICE, HAS HELPED MORE THAN 30-THOUSAND PEOPLE.
