This is another “Feel good about Fountain Hills” story. Many probably recall seeing the article about our Fountain Hills “Crisis Response Team” in The Fountain Hills Times.
Last week, I attended a meeting at Town Hall and was overwhelmed by the caliber of people Heather Ware was able to refer to this important program.
Twenty-three volunteers attended and the meeting led by Kimberly Nardi and Reita Lathrop was awesome. More individuals desired to come but had schedule conflicts. There will be another meeting.
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Judd Gambill
This is another “Feel good about Fountain Hills” story. Many probably recall seeing the article about our Fountain Hills “Crisis Response Team” in The Fountain Hills Times.
Last week, I attended a meeting at Town Hall and was overwhelmed by the caliber of people Heather Ware was able to refer to this important program.
Twenty-three volunteers attended and the meeting led by Kimberly Nardi and Reita Lathrop was awesome. More individuals desired to come but had schedule conflicts. There will be another meeting.
The “Crisis Response Team” is a very important asset of our community. Teamed with the Fire Department and Sheriff’s Office, the “Crisis Response Team” is trained and available 24/7 to respond to a variety of critical needs providing support and care.
Such needs are related to medical emergencies, deaths, suicides, fires, domestic issues, etc.
If interested in more information, call Kimberly Nardi at (480) 498-9328. Or, e-mail her at KNardi@fh.az.gov.
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