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Charles Thornton, Director of the District of Columbia’s Office on Returning Citizen Affairs Releases 2012 Annual Report

Date Released: 
Wed, 02/06/2013

Charles Thornton, Director of the District of Columbia’s Office on Returning Citizen Affairs Releases 2012 Annual Report

As the Director of the District of Columbia’s Office on Returning Citizen Affairs, I am pleased to provide you the 2012 annual report of the activities of the Office on Returning Citizen Affairs (ORCA) and the work ORCA has undertaken to enhance the reentry processes.

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Where to Get Help

Where to Get Help

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DMH contracts with community based providers to provide mental health services and supports. You can contact a provider of your choice directly or call the Access Helpline for assistance. DMH certifies each provider to ensure conformity to federal and District regulations and monitors quality of care.

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Help for Stressful Economic Times

Help for Stressful Economic Times

Depression and anxiety are normal reactions to abnormal times or stress. With increased concerns about losing jobs, homes and savings, more people are showing signs of psychological distress. It’s important for us all to learn to recognize the symptoms of depression so we can get help for ourselves or for others when it’s needed.

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