LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Louisville Metro Council passed just over a million dollars for the revival of a 24-hour crisis center, seven years after a similar center called The Living Room closed due to budget cuts.
The new center, expected to open in April, is being designed with more longevity in mind than its predecessor.
“Anyone can walk in the door, and they’ll leave with a plan,” said Liz McKune, who is overseeing the creation of the all-hours crisis center for Seven Counties Services.
Filling a gap in after-hours care
McKune said the need for round-the-clock mental health services is clear…