City Council President helping Detroiters 'Protect Your Crown' with new mental health init

Detroit City Council President Pro Tem James Tate, in collaboration with several city agencies, launched the 'Protect Your Crown' mental health campaign, which he says is "an opportunity for us to do things a little bit differently in the city of Detroit, making sure we’re utilizing the information from our residents so that we can apply it with our residents collaboratively." Their goal is to have 5,000 Detroiters complete a relatively short anonymous mental health survey. The responses will help them pinpoint areas with the greatest mental health need to funnal resources accordingly. "The zip code is important because we want to know truly what is happening in the various parts of the city of Detroit," Tate said. "We may see depression more so on this side of town than we do another."