Long Island's 1st Youth Suicide Prevention Center opens in Riverhead
The facility is staffed with mental health experts and doctors from NYIT and Stony Brook University Hospital.
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Mar 31, 2023, 2:42 AM
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1h agoA new facility in Suffolk County is now open to help teenagers cope with mental health challenges.
Long Island's first Youth Suicide Prevention Center in Riverhead is free for all teens and children feeling depressed, anxious or suicidal.
The facility is staffed with mental health experts and doctors from NYIT and Stony Brook University Hospital.
The Suicide and Crisis hotline can be reached at 988.
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