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Maryland behavioral health advocates balk at more than $100 million in proposed cuts
Maryland behavioral health advocates are urging Gov. Wes Moore and lawmakers to restore more than $116 million in proposed budget cuts to mental health services, warning that the reductions could hurt a wide swath of programs.
Maryland behavioral health advocates raise concerns about proposed $116 million in funding cuts
Behavioral health advocates in Maryland are voicing concerns about the possible impact of a $116 million budget cut included in Gov. Wes Moore's FY2026 budget.
Advocates make some gains, still fear millions in cuts for student mental health services
Mental health advocates showed up to a House hearing prepared to fight for the restoration of more than $100 million that had been by the administration -- only to have administration officials surprise them by announcing restoration of some funds.
Advocates decry proposed behavioral health program cuts
Life-saving services in Maryland could be cut by more than $116 million, according to leading behavioral health advocates who joined together Tuesday to sound the alarm in Annapolis. "This is a crisis.
Mental health advocates calling on Gov. Moore to restore proposed budget cuts
Mental health advocates on Tuesday called on Maryland Gov. Wes Moore to restore proposed budget cuts. The recommendation from Moore is a 70% cut for mental services. The law through the “Blueprint For
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Advocates for treating mental health and substance use join forces at the Florida Capitol
Nearly 100 people marked Behavioral Health Awareness Day in Tallahassee. Speakers included DCF Secretary Shevaun Harris and ...
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Senate approves behavioral health package on bipartisan vote, sends bills to House
Several legislators, staffers and city leaders traveled to Miami last year, along with behavioral health advocates, to tour a Miami-Dade County diversion program that has drawn accolades for its ...
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Virginia’s disabled community asks Congress to not cut Medicaid funds
Groups in Virginia who aid those with physical and developmental disabilities worry cuts in search of fraud will instead hurt ...