Idaho Senate Revives Mental Health Programs
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Idaho Senate Revives Mental Health Programs with $10M Funding, Amidst Concerns Over Budget Cuts and Public Safety
The Idaho Senate passed a bill to restore mental health programs that were cut due to budget constraints, using $10M in tobacco and opioid funds. The bill, Senate Bill 1446, aims to restart mobile treatment teams and peer support services for individuals with severe mental illness, following four deaths in three months after the cuts. The bill now heads to the House for approval.
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