New Jersey designates $120M for mental health programs

New Jersey has allocated more than $120 million to support mental and behavioral health programs across the state, NJ Spotlight News reported Aug. 2.

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A total of $43 million has been allocated for the New Jersey Statewide Student Support Service network, which looks to provide more mental health services for students across the state. Meanwhile, $5 million has been designated for a mental health diversion program.

The state budget also includes funding for a variety of mental health-focused organizations, including $250,000 to the Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide, which will be used to develop mental health toolkits for parents of teenagers, according to the report.

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