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Oceania also breached Right 4(2) of the Code for record keeping.

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The board has paused further allocating the state's settlement funds as a result of the legislature's actions.

Depending on where you look, the price tag of the City of Lawrence and Douglas County’s joint plan to eliminate chronic homelessness gets a lot more daunting.

INDEPENDENCE – As part of Mental Health Week, Jared Scott, a 28-year-old mental health speaker from Midland, Texas, who is dedicated to raising awareness and breaking the stigma around mental

Iowa’s 32 mental health and substance use regions would be combined into seven districts

A plan to overhaul and combine Iowa’s delivery system for mental and behavioral health services — which advocates hope will improve access for patients — is headed to the governor.

The Oklahoma Department of Human Services announced it is on track to end the 13-year waitlist for developmental disabilities services.

Students at James Madison University are facing accessibility challenges despite the universitys commitment to inclusion.

A coalition of advocacy groups urged lawmakers Thursday to invest in families during the fiscal session by supporting programs they say have been unfunded or underfunded, such as Pre-K, childcare and disability services. Members of Arkansas Coalition for Strong Families, who organized Thursday’s press conference at the state Capitol, said investing in these programs will […] The post Arkansas coalition asks lawmakers to invest in programs that support families during fiscal session...