PA State Rep. Martin Causer
I’d like to extend heartfelt thanks and congratulations to members of the Cameron Elk Suicide Prevention Task Force, as it was recently recognized as Rural Health Program of the Year by the Pennsylvania Office of Rural Health.
Their work to raise awareness of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, encourage conversations about mental health and remove the stigma often associated with mental health care is making a difference in our region. Thank you all for your commitment to saving lives and supporting people who need to know they are not alone!
The group was recognized during legislative session in the House of Representatives on Monday, and Rep. Mike Armanini and I were honored to present them with a House citation in recognition of their award and great work.
Pictured with me, from left, are Mike Gwin, community relations coordinator at Community Care Behavioral Health; James Moate, Cameron County commissioner; Chi Catalone, Penn State Extension educator; Sierra Himes, director of children’s prevention and assessment services at Dickinson Center; Olivia Luzier, community engagement and partnership coordinator with the VA Medical Center; and Rep. Armanini.
