Dr. Kira Curry helped bring mental health issues into the spotlight for nearly three decades. This week she'll be honored for her work.
Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services has been helping bring emotional issues like suicide, depression and mental health to light for nearly three decades. On Thursday, Didi Hirsch is holding its Heroes Benefit Gala. Among the honorees, the retired CEO who was at the reins for 26 years Dr. Kira Curry, PhD.
Inside, crisis counselors manned the Suicide Prevention Center hotline 24/7. Didi Hirsch also led the California rollout of the 988 national number for help. The company said that "as CEO and President of Didi Hirsch, Curry was its chief visionary, spokesperson, and fundraiser. In March 2020, Kita was recognized as one of the Top Women Leaders in Health Care. In June of that same year, after 26 years with Didi Hirsch, Kita retired."
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