And, thanks to its 78 fundraising teams, it ensures the continuation of JAMH’s essential services for the next year.

“Our commitment is to provide rapid intervention, matching individuals in crisis with professionally registered therapists swiftly and effectively,” said JAMH project manager and co-founder Kate Lurie.

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