Maryland officials are highlighting the availability of $120 million in grants for mental health services to help K-12 students over the next year and a half.
The grants have been set aside to provide counseling, as well as behavioral health services in school and in communities.
“We envision a system that operates as a seamless health care continuum that includes prevention, primary behavioral health care, culturally competent crisis services and addresses ongoing mental health and substance abuse needs that support children and help them thrive in their communities and their schools,” the health secretary said.
“The community partnerships that we’re forming and are strengthening through this process will ensure that we’re connecting to — and in some cases creating — innovative and collaborative ways to improve the behavioral health of our children and by default improve their education,” Ebersole said.
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