MAHA for Mental Health 🧠

[Eamon (MAHA for Mental Health 🧠)]

Homeless Care

The Homeless Crisis: Mental institutions and Drug Rehabilitation centers

In light of the growing homelessness crisis, We need a law proposal aimed to transition individuals experiencing homelessness into supportive environments, such as psychiatric wards or drug detox centers. Recognizing that many individuals on the streets struggle with mental health disorders and substance addiction, this initiative emphasizes humane treatment and rehabilitation rather than criminalization. By providing facilities necessary to treat mental health and addiction recovery, we can res…

@CommonSensePolicy

Build two super centers in each state. One that gives full care to those with mental issues beyond rehabilitation. The second, a place where job skills, food, room, and healthcare are provided. People are trained, clothed, and given a chance to get back on their feet with a job.

@TexasPatriot21

I believe we should revamp those buildings (preferably with the help of private businesses so it’s done quickly and correctly) and use them as no just your typical homeless shelter, but almost like a “halfway house “. If it’s a multistory building the first floor would be used for spaces such as; cafeteria, therapy, doctors office and other things to help the homeless get back on their feet. The remaining floors or spaces would be used to house the people.

Homelessness and Abandoned Property

I believe that reallocating some of the funds that are accessible by county/state or federal government jas access to into redeveloping government/private abandoned commercial properties into a hybrid low cost apartment/rehabilitation center similar to the others who have proven their ability to function, will not only open jobs for the American people, but provide a stepping stone to removing homeless individuals who find themselves in the street. These positions can be selective, with strict …

Use FEMA $ for homeless veteran housing

No American citizen should be homeless. Instead of using FEMA money for the illegal immigrant Shelter Program, this money and housing ideas can be used for veteran and other needy Americans. Over 653,100 Americans are homeless. This is what we would hope NGOs would be concentrating on. They are already set up as a conduit for housing the border crossers, so the transition would be doable. Food, clothing and shelter are basic needs. A home is stability, comfort, and lessens the anxiety of surviv…

Mental Health

Re open the mental health asylums across the United States. The majority of homeless have mental health conditions. This policy would be humanly giving them a place to live thats warm and safe from the environment. They are sick and need help and unfortunately because of their sickness they sometimes hurt innocent people. Too often you hear about the homeless man who saved up his diarrhea for a week in a bucket and dumps in on a random lady. They need rehabilitation not abandonment. Ask any emer…