AGENCY TESTIMONY
Conclusion and contact information
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Commissioner Hendon concludes his testimony by reaffirming DVS's commitment to supporting veterans and their families, and provides comprehensive contact information for accessing services.
- DVS reiterates its commitment to providing supportive services that empower veterans and their loved ones
- The commissioner expresses appreciation for the City Council's ongoing partnership
- Detailed contact information is provided, including:
- DVS website and email address
- Phone number for direct contact
- Social media information
- Crisis support resources are shared, including the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline (988) and the specific option for the veteran crisis line (988 and press 1)
James Hendon
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In conclusion, thank you for this opportunity to discuss the mental health challenges faced by veterans and their families.
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DVS is committed to providing supportive services that empower veterans and their loved ones to thrive and we appreciate the city council's ongoing partnership in achieving this goal.
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We're here to answer any questions you may have.
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For more information on DBS's mental health resources, please visit nyc.gov slash vet mental health or engage vetconnectingnyc@nyc.gov/vetconnect.
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You can call DVS at 212-416-5250.
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Email us at connect at veterans.nyc.gov.
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Visit our website nyc.gov/fetch, and follow us on social media using the hashtag atnycveterans.
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Lastly, if you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, please contact the suicide and crisis lifeline at 988.
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Members of the military and veteran community can reach the veteran crisis line by dialing 988 and pressing 1.
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Thank you.
