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We See You, and We Want to Help : AZ Megachurch Raises $2M for COVID-19 Mental Health Counseling
02-23-2021
Registered traveling nurse Patricia Carrete, of El Paso, Texas, walks down the hallways during a night shift at a field hospital set up to handle a surge of COVID-19 patients (AP Photo/David Goldman)
One megachurch in Arizona has raised almost $2 million since starting a campaign late last year to provide counseling services for people suffering from depression due to stress from the COVID-19 pandemic and the 2020 election season.
Christ s Church of the Valley s Press On Campaign stresses, We see you, and we want to help, according to the church s website.
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Murder rates saw a historic increase nationwide last year according to a report from the National Commission of COVID-19 and Criminal Justice.
The study looked at crime rates in 34 cities ranging in size from New York to Norfolk, Virginia. In addition to the significant spike in homicides, researchers found how the pandemic may have contributed to the uptick in violence.
While 2020 will be remembered for deaths due to COVID-19, this report found an increase of 1,268 homicides over the year before. Statistics in urban areas tell an even bigger story.
In Milwaukee, the total number of homicides increased by 85 percent. Seattle saw a 63 percent rise, while New York s murder rate shot up 43 percent.
Figures contained in a report given to the Cork County Joint Policing Committee (JPC) have offered a comprehensive insight into the impact the COVID pandemic had on crime levels across the city and county during 2020.
While the report detailed reductions in most crime categories across the three Cork Garda divisions over the course of the year, it did contain some alarming statistics in relation to reported instances of domestic abuse and drug driving.
Outlining the contents of the report, Chief Superintendent Barry McPolin of the Cork City division noted that property-related crimes such as burglaries and thefts were down in his division, Cork North and Cork West when compared to 2019.
Panic, anxiety and helplessness.The businesses in Greater Manchester who can t open in Tier 4 - and say we can t even stand up for ourselves
Under Tier 4 restrictions, non-essential shops, hairdressers, gyms, leisure and entertainment venues must close
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