April 2025 – Page 49 – The TrUtopia Foundation

Sacramento Co. sheriff wants lawmakers to remove child abusers from mental health diversion

Sacramento County Sheriff Jim Cooper is calling on the legislature to change a 2018 law that he says allows some child abusers to avoid prison.

Kidnapped, assaulted and denied: Montana woman’s fight for mental health help

When Kristina Gibson’s phone rang in late February, she never imagined the kind of news she was about to hear.

Harris County District Attorney’s Office gains $4M for domestic violence, mental health bureaus

Harris County commissioners approved the supplemental funding that will go toward labor costs related to the county’s domestic violence and mental health and diversion bureaus.

University of Rochester partners with mental health app to aid students

Rochester, N.Y. — The University of Rochester has announced a new partnership with the founders of the "Sol" mental health app, aimed at helping students addres

Sacramento County sheriff calls for stricter limits on California’s Mental Health Diversion program

The Sacramento County Sheriff criticizes the Mental Health Diversion Program for being too lenient and wants child abuse crimes excluded.

CaroNova and partners launch statewide initiative to address youth mental health

CaroNova and partners announced the development of a statewide policy action plan to tackle North Carolina's youth mental health crisis.

$1.8M Delafield home on the market to raise money for charity; here’s why

Miller Marriott Construction designed the 3,700-square-foot house, which is described as “modern Victorian."

Florida Senate passes Tristin Murphy Act for mental health in jails

Named the "Tristin Murphy Act" after a Charlotte County man who died by suicide, the bill passed unanimously in the Florida Senate.

Group Therapy Documentary Reframes Mental Health Through Comedy

Neil Patrick Harris hosts new documentary addressing mental health issues through comedy featuring Tig Notaro, Nicole Byer, Mike Birbiglia, London Hughes, Gary Gulman and Atsuko Okatsuka.