The clean up after a storm like Sandy is a long-term effort. It’s relatively easy for those of us that don’t live in the immediate or surrounding areas to put a storm’s devastation in the back of our heads once it stops being the top news story of the day. But the recovery work can take years, and it involves not just dealing with the physical and financial toll of a “super storm.” There’s also a mental toll to be reckoned with, especially among the most vulnerable populations.
July 31, 2014
Who’s Still Funding Post-Sandy Mental Health Recovery Efforts in New Jersey?
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