The organization BUILD Inc. is also set to open a brand new space in the Austin neighborhood to better serve residents.
– In a time of crisis, admitting that you need help to manage your mental health is often the first step, but from there, without knowing where to go or who to contact, that is often where things stop.
There's a brand new gym, colorful workspaces, a kitchen and more, all of it meant to be a safe space for kids and young adults to hang out and connect to resources they need.And that need is great. So much so that what brought CBS 2 here wasn't the shiny new building. It's what BUILD is doing outside the walls.
"I would say just treat it as if it's like a phone call with your best friend or a diary entry," said Dameon Reid, who attended therapy with Rodriguez for the first time when the bus came to his work.
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