Supporting students: What’s next for mental health
Toyin Anderson is a mom looking for solutions to what she sees as a crisis of youth crying out for help with their mental health.
“Our kids are still struggling. From the pandemic, the lack of being able to socialize, from losses of family members due to COVID or to violence in the community, that stuff has not been addressed,” says Ms. Anderson, who advocates for hiring more mental health professionals in her Rochester, New York, school district.
People across the country are searching for ways to support many of America’s children and young adults,
