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H.R. 2073, The Child Health Care Crisis Relief Act of 2007

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Richard Robertson

AS a Police officer i respond to a high rate of calls from unstable people.I feel this is a big problem in the usa at this time.more help with mental health servies would be a start with this problem, I never new the how many people have serious mental health problems untill i worked for the police dept.

Gerardo Martinez

I am a new mental health counselor and as a recent graduate, it is difficult to make the student loan payments, and I am considering leaving the field. This legislation would greatly aid in the effort to recruit new child mental health specialist and retain current professionals. I urge congress to consider this legislation.

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