Wisconsin Community Services helping combat stigma surrounding mental health
May marks Mental Health Awareness Month but organizations across Southeast Wisconsin are committed to fighting the stigma surrounding mental health year-round. An important step in that is having open conversations. Clarence Johnson, President and CEO of Wisconsin Community Services, joined us live on FOX6 WakeUp to start that conversation and share available resources in the area.
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