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Rural school counselors confront life in mental health desert – The Journal Record

Family planning program deserves our support

Family planning program deserves our support Family planning providers across Arizona have struggled for nearly two years (and counting) under onerous restrictions the Trump administration placed on the Title X program, which is the only dedicated source of federal funding for family planning.  Our patients, the majority of whom live with low incomes, have borne the brunt of the pain.   Brenda “Bre” Thomas Arizona witnessed a dramatic decrease in clients served. In 2019, when Planned Parenthood left the network as a direct result of Trump administration Title X rule there was a 24% decrease and another 39% in 2020 in clients served. With substantially reduced capacity to see patients, we are seeing a record decline in STD and HIV tests administered, breast and cervical cancer screenings performed, and contraceptive supplies distributed. Relief from the 2019 rule cannot come soon enough.  

Biden fails to release approved energy assistance funds — why?

© Getty Images Congress did the right thing in the American Recovery Plan by providing an additional $4.5 billion in assistance for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) to help struggling families pay their energy bills. But that was almost two months ago, and the funds have not been released. ADVERTISEMENT Struggling families around the country are facing the impossible choice of paying for their utility bill, which could be upwards of $3,000 if they fell behind due to pandemic-related unemployment, or buying food, medicine, and other necessities. Utilities are also facing a dilemma. Do they disconnect families who owe thousands on their bills? Or do they keep them connected, knowing the households will rack up more debt with no way to repay?

327,000 Michiganders are eligible for zero-dollar plans through HealthCare gov

327,000 Michiganders are eligible for zero-dollar plans through HealthCare.gov AP FILE - This file image provided by U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Service shows the website for HealthCare.gov. As COVID-19 spreads uncontrolled in many places, a coalition of states, health care groups and activists is striving to drum up ‚ÄúObamacare‚Äù sign-ups among a growing number of Americans uninsured in perilous times. (U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Service via AP) and last updated 2021-04-13 17:55:48-04 MICHIGAN — Today Secretary Xavier Becerra from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced today that around 327,000 Michiganders can get zero-dollar plans via HealthCare.gov.

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