Federal help is coming to the state of Illinois to combat mental illnesses.
There is now $130 million in grant money available across the U.S. for community-based mental health and substance abuse.The funding is coming from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to expand certified community behavioral health clinics across the country.
The Biden-Harris Administration says it's an ongoing effort to tackle the country’s mental health crisis and beat the opioid epidemic. The federal announcement was made at the Chicago-based Thresholds Center for Mental Health and Well-Being.
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