Legacy Regional Foundation Director Yazmin Wood stopped by the Morning Mixtape on Bob FM Wednesday to discuss new data for Cowley County children that shows 1 in 4 surveyed students say they have made a suicide plan. The data also revealed a severe shortage for childcare in the county and that 1 in 5 children in the county are food insecure.
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