The Trump administration wants to rescind $27.5 million in COVID-era grants for 85 mental health and addiction programs across the state, according to the Minnesota Department of Human Services.

The Trump administration wants to rescind $27.5 million in COVID-era grants for 85 mental health and addiction programs across the state, according to the Minnesota Department of Human Services.

NEW YORK, May 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- While public attitudes toward mental health are improving, stigma and barriers to care remain deeply rooted across the country, according to new data from the ...

and addiction treatment, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, or SAMHSA, has worried people who work on substance use disorders and mental health. “We’ve got some cha ...

Lawsuit by Ellison and other attorneys general has unfrozen some of the money temporarily, but medical research and services ... treat mental health and alcohol abuse and opioid addiction have ...

The announcement of $11 billion in cuts to funding for mental health and addiction services by the so-called Department of Government Efficiency is devastating not only for the nation but ...

Guernsey's Mental ... progress" being made, the States says. In its 2024 annual report, which was released on Tuesday, the States said the development of a mental health and wellbeing services ...

Evans Jr., PhD, CEO of the American Psychological Association. ."The U.S. has made progress in normalizing mental health care and conversations, but there's still urgent work ahead to remove the ...

Evans Jr., PhD, CEO of the American Psychological Association. ."The U.S. has made progress in normalizing mental health care and conversations, but there's still urgent work ahead to remove the ...

The campaign (the name is a nod to airlines’ “put your oxygen mask on first,” noting that when a health care provider cares for their own mental health first they are better prepared to care ...

He said mental-health and addiction services are available at correctional facilities but normally require co-operation from the person, leaving judges questioning whether sending someone with ...