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When you hear about tax reform, you may not think it affects people with mental health conditions and their families. But the bills in Congress do. Here’s how
Read MoreThough providing the necessary aid for homeless persons with severe mental illness is not always an easy task, it’s one that we cannot abandon. We encourage public officials and the community to explore all options that may help Safe Haven continue serving some of our most vulnerable citizens.
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