Program aims to help former inmates' mental health issues
A new program is about to kick off in Fulton County to help certain people convicted of a crime not only get out of prison. But get them the mental health services they need. This program is a partnership between the Fulton County District Attorney?s Office and the Morehouse School of Medicine.
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