$3M in federal funding to go toward mental health efforts in CT
The federal funding will be awarded over five years.
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Jun 27, 2023, 2:19 AM
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12h agoMental health and suicide prevention efforts in Connecticut are being backed by a $3.6 million federal grant.
State officials say the money will help strengthen youth suicide prevention.
The federal funding will be awarded over five years.
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