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Kay Dervishi

Queens

Journalist and Writer at Freelance

Development Manager at @Documentedny | Prev: @Philanthropy @CityAndStateNY @NYN_media

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  • Sep 3, 2024 | cityandstateny.com | Kay Dervishi

    NYC Health + Hospitals is the city’s largest provider of behavioral health services, accounting for nearly 60% of that care. In 2023, 76,000 patients relied on its emergency, inpatient and outpatient care. Omar Fattal joined the health system in early 2023, when mental health needs and challenges were on the rise across the five boroughs. He played a pivotal role in shaping a three-year plan announced in June that aims to strengthen and improve NYC Health + Hospitals’ mental health care.

  • Sep 3, 2024 | cityandstateny.com | Kay Dervishi

    Gov. Kathy Hochul has made mental health a priority, dedicating $1 billion to improving the state’s mental health infrastructure in 2023. The state Office of Mental Health Commissioner Ann Marie T. Sullivan has the task of putting those funds and plans into action. That includes everything from the expansion of school-based mental health clinics to restoration of inpatient psychiatric beds and the construction of supportive housing units.

  • Sep 3, 2024 | cityandstateny.com | Kay Dervishi

    State Sen. Samra Brouk has made mental health a cornerstone of her legislative work. After Daniel Prude’s death in Rochester sparked nationwide outrage about police treatment of people in mental health crises, Brouk introduced Daniel’s Law, a bill that would shift mental health response away from police departments across the state.

  • Sep 3, 2024 | cityandstateny.com | Kay Dervishi

    New York City Mayor Eric Adams has taken on numerous efforts to tackle mental health, as part of a plan his administration released aiming to improve mental health for young people, people with serious mental illness and people at risk of drug overdoses. The Mayor’s Office of Community Mental Health plays a key role supporting that work and coordinating between the myriad city agencies involved in that work.

  • Sep 3, 2024 | cityandstateny.com | Kay Dervishi |Katie Schwab |Rose Christ

    Q&A: Caring for the Vulnerable: Mental Health   2023 City & State NY. A GovExec publication. All rights reserved.

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Kay Dervishi
Kay Dervishi @kayderv
10 Nov 22

My new piece on the shift in focus from recycling to reducing plastic production lines up with Greenpeace's recent report, which shows that the vast majority of plastic ends up in landfills https://t.co/CsEae3vPgu

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Kay Dervishi
Kay Dervishi @kayderv
13 Oct 22

My latest piece on new philanthropic initiatives aimed at building Latino wealth, with a focus on helping entrepreneurs. @LatinoCommFdn @JMGarcel @BeHIPGive @AspenLatinos @DomenikaLynch @TheOregonCF @beauchamp_aixa

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Kay Dervishi
Kay Dervishi @kayderv
4 Oct 22

RT @DrewLindsayCOP: As the 10-year anniversary of the Sandy Hook shooting nears, we published a package of stories on how the movement for…