Community Corner Interview: Alyson Davis of The Women’s Initiative

Community Corner Interview: Alyson Davis of The Women’s Initiative

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Alyson Davis from The Women’s Initiative. The Women’s Initiative provides mental health services to over 2,500 women per year–regardless of ability to pay—through counseling, social support and education programs. Find more information about their offerings as well as how to volunteer here: The Women’s Initiative (thewomensinitiative.org)

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