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The Fenton History Center is set to host two new events in June in honor of Juneteenth. The first event will take place on June 14 at 1 p.m. and is a screenin
ability to enact laura s law without doing that in the city. that is a big concern i have. city-wide mental health services received a $1.4 million cut. the mayor restored part of that. the board may be able to restore the rest of that. that is a major service in the city. it is something i know will be on the chopping block again next year. i hope it is not, but i suspect it will be on the chopping block next year along with other mental health services in the city. it does not seem like we have the ability to implement it without replacing existing services for patients in the city. i do see the need for people to have greater access to mental health services and have strong treatment and the best the san francisco can provide for services. sentences spoken meet the needs of people on the streets or living in isolation. san francisco can meet the needs of people on the streets or living in isolation. i cannot feel comfortable this. i think we could have a discussion with
health services we have in san francisco working on multiple levels and for different types of populations. it is a rich array of services that i do not necessarily see that we have to implement another service to be able to assure that people that need mental health services and support can get that service. i think there are a lot of ways that people can access the system we have. i do not think we have a need to do anything more. if we are only a holding on to our mental health services by the skin of our teeth, there has been discussion about restoration s we have made to our mental health services. i am not fully clear that we have made full restoration to those services. we could only enact laura s law if it would not replace outpatient services voluntary outpatient services in the city. i am not sure we have the ability to enact laura s law without doing that in the city. that is a big concern i have. city-wide mental health services received a $1.4 million cut. the