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Advocates Co-Response Clinician Featured in National Publication
Advocates co-response clinician Skyla Insogna and her colleague at the Lowell Police Department were recently featured in an article on Police1, a nationwide, online resource for law enforcement.
Advocates Clinician Honored at Watertown Police Department Ceremony
Advocates employee Eli Miller was honored at Watertown Police Department’s January 11 Awards Night. The annual event recognizes hard work, dedication, and excellence among members of the department.
Harvard-Stow Co-Response Program Makes a Difference
In this article from The Harvard Press, Advocates' Co-Response Jail Diversion Program is recognized for making a difference in the Massachusetts communities of Harvard and Stow.
Co-Response Jail Diversion Program Featured on NBC10 Boston
In 2003, Advocates launched the first co-response jail diversion program in Massachusetts with the Framingham Police Department. A recent segment from NBC10 Boston features Advocates clinician Cassie McGrath and highlights our 20-year partnership with the department.
Co-response mental health clinician joins Shrewsbury Police Department
The Shrewsbury Police Department responded to nearly 1,000 mental health calls between 2017 to 2021. That marked a 38% increase from the previous five year period, according to Chief Kevin Anderson.
Enter Jessica Atwood, who is the department’s new jail diversion program co-response clinician.
