By Steven Goodstein
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A Throggs Neck Community Action Partnership meeting was held earlier this month to teach those in attendance how to help young adults who are struggling and dealing with anxiety, depression, drug use and other issues. The meeting was led by Stephanie Marquesano, founder of The Harris Project and the annual Co-Occurring Disorders Awareness walk.
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