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988 Could be a Resource for Veterans at Risk Of Suicide
988 is being proposed by the FCC as a possible hotline for those at risk of suicide.
.“Suicide in America is at its highest levels since WWII. To address this, I’ve proposed to begin @FCC process for establishing 988 as a new nationwide 3-digit phone number for #suicideprevention and #mentalhealth.” - @AjitPaiFCC #ImListening --https://t.co/SaqxggCFSJ
— ImListening (@imlistening_org) November 20, 2019