(CBS DETROIT) – Prevent to protect. That’s the idea behind the adolescent targeted violence prevention program at Michigan State University.
CBS Detroit exclusively previewed the project Wednesday. It’s a Michigan-based initiative at MSU’s Department of Psychiatry that will pair both a mental health mentor and an advocate with children with homicidal ideations. The goal is to intervene with children struggling with mental health issues before they progress to the point of committing a mass shooting. Organizers have a lot of faith in the program.
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