Letter: Services for juveniles
| Published: 06-08-2023 7:00 AM |
I appreciate Michaela Towfighi’s series on juvenile justice in New Hampshire. I am a CASA, a volunteer working with abused and neglected children. Ms. Towfighi optimistically refers to children and youth accessing mental health and substance abuse services. In contrast, I am currently working with a teen who is on a ten month wait list to receive these services. That is the reality in New Hampshire.
Gena Cohen Moses
Concord
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