The partnership will invest more than $10 million over four years into behavioral health services at the clubs, according to a June 22 news release.
The funding will be used to introduce trauma-informed practices to over 5,000 clubs by 2026 and train more than 48,000 staff members to support the mental wellbeing of 3.6 million children nationwide.
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