AMFM and Angeleena Francis were recently featured in a USA Today article titled, “Millions Call the 988 Suicide Hotline. But It’s Still Not Functioning at Full Capacity.” The piece explores the ongoing challenges facing the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, including resource limitations and funding concerns, despite its critical role in providing immediate mental health support.
At AMFM, we are committed to advocating for accessible mental health care and supporting initiatives that strengthen crisis intervention services. We’re honored to contribute to this vital conversation on improving mental health resources.
Stay tuned for more moments when our team is featured in the press!
