County social workers get additional help to provide mental health services through IFS partnership

January 25, 2022

carolinacoastonline.com

Morehead City, NC

BEAUFORT — Due to multiple mental health situations that county Department of Social Services workers can face when reporting to calls, DSS recently added additional mental health services thanks to a partnership with Integrated Family Services.

https://www.carolinacoastonline.com/news_times/article_e7c8de3a-7d3e-11ec-b446-3b4c2b76df53.html

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