
"Research shows that when we have family members that are engaged and involved, we have better outcomes for not only our community but also the person we're trying to take care of," District Attorney, Sim Gill said. "Each person represents a human being worthy of dignity and respect. And tied to them is also often a family member in crisis who loves them, cares about them (and) wants to support them."




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