Money is being invested in the mental health of paramedics and first responders.
Money is being invested in the mental health of paramedics and first responders. Government announced over $230,000 for a one-year dedicated peer support line to improve mental health and services. Staffed by first responders trained in the delivery of peer support, it will be available 12 hours a day, seven days a week. According to a survey by Newfoundland and Labrador’s Paramedic Mental Health Working Group, 78 per cent of respondents stated they would access dedicated peer support if available.
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