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Ohio is seeing an increased need for mental, behavioral care

A partnership would enhance the existing relationship, ensure Crawford, Marion County residents always have access to local mental, behavioral care ....

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Public Entities: Securing Federal Funds for 2023 and Beyond Starts Now | McGuireWoods Consulting

Now is the time for local governments, higher education institutions, development authorities and other public entities to best position yourself to harness the once-in-a-generation. ....

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Report KY Foster Kids Say They Want Stable Housing / Public News Service

According to a new report, a significant number of the state s youths are institutionalized, not because of a need for intensive supervision but because kinship or foster families are not available. The pandemic pushed Kentucky s child welfare agencies and workforce to its limits, and after the recent deaths of children in the state s residential facilities, advocates are calling for reforms. In 2020, more than 8,000 children in the Commonwealth were placed in foster care. . ....

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KY Foster Kids Say They Want Stability and Better Care

According to a new report, a significant number of the state s youths are institutionalized, not because of a need for intensive supervision but because kinship or foster families are not available. The pandemic pushed Kentucky s child welfare agencies and workforce to its limits, and after the recent deaths of children in the state s residential facilities, advocates are calling for reforms. In 2020, more than 8,000 children in the Commonwealth were placed in foster care. . ....

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Report KY Foster Kids Increasingly Placed in Institutions Instead of Homes / Public News Service

According to a new report, a significant number of the state s youths are institutionalized, not because of a need for intensive supervision but because kinship or foster families are not available. The pandemic pushed Kentucky s child welfare agencies and workforce to its limits, and after the recent deaths of children in the state s residential facilities, advocates are calling for reforms. In 2020, more than 8,000 children in the Commonwealth were placed in foster care. . ....

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