Federal grant aims to help improve mental health care for K-12 students in NH
Federal grant aims to help improve mental health care for K-12 students in New Hampshire…
Federal grant aims to help improve mental health care for K-12 students in New Hampshire
Updated: 8:38 PM EDT May 15, 2023
SEXTON, WMUR NEWS NINE. NEW HAMPSHIRE IS GETTING MORE THAN. $763,000 FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, MONEY TO HELP IMPROVE MENTAL HEALTH CARE FOR STUDENTS. THIS MONEY WOULD GO TO TO TRAIN MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS TO WORK PRIMARILY FOR K THROUGH 12 SCHOOLS. IT’S ALL PART OF THE SAFER COMMUNITIES ACT, SIGNED INTO LAW LAST SUMMER. IN ALL, MORE
Federal grant aims to help improve mental health care for K-12 students in New Hampshire
Updated: 8:38 PM EDT May 15, 2023
New Hampshire is getting more than $763,000 dollars from the federal government to help improve mental health care for students.The money will go to the University of New Hampshire to train mental health professionals to work primarily in kindergarten through 12th-grade schools.This is part of the Safer Communities Act signed into law last summer.In all, more than $95 million in grants are going to schools and colleges across the country.
New Hampshire is getting more than $763,000 dollars from the federal government to help improve mental health care for students.
The money will go to the University of New Hampshire to train mental health professionals to work primarily in kindergarten through 12th-grade schools.
This is part of the Safer Communities Act signed into law last summer.
In all, more than $95 million in grants are going to schools and colleges across the country.
