(KERO) — California is allocating more funds to continue the Cal-hope warm line that provides free, 24-hour non-crisis emotional support.
Cal-hope warm line is a peer operated services that was launched in response to the COVID pandemic and it can be reached by phone, by text, or online at any hour of the day.
As more people continue to struggle with mental health, this year the state budget includes 30 million dollars over the next three years to improve Cal-hope and other mental health programs.
