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Anxiety and depression are issues facing youth | Local News - Vimarsana News

Anxiety and depression are issues facing youth | Local News

Julio Ginel, a mental health professional with Georgia Pines and a co-responder with the Moultrie Police Department, brought attention to the topic of youth mental health at the Annual Archway Leadership Summit.

Schools often ID kids' mental health concerns. That's where Georgia's Apex program comes in - Vimarsana News

Schools often ID kids' mental health concerns. That's where Georgia's Apex program comes in

The Georgia Apex Program is a partnership between community-based mental health providers and local school districts. Its three-tiered pyramid puts the students most at risk at the apex. In Georgia schools, that’s roughly 3 to 5% of students.

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Gold Dome Report — Committee Day | Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP - Vimarsana News

Gold Dome Report — Committee Day | Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

Health Care Access and Improvement Elimination of $500,000 for start-up funding for FQHCs. Addition of $500,000 in start-up grants for FQHCs in Jeff Davis and Marion counties. Healthcare Facility Regulation Addition of $7,454,466 to support strategic measures for stabilizing staffing in the nursing home program. Medicaid - Aged, Blind, and Disabled Reduction of $74,646,745 in State funds to reflect savings from the temporary FMAP increase through September 30, 2021. Addition of $25,328,540 to provide a 10% rate increase for home and community-based service providers. Addition of $11,932,550 t...

State school superintendent asks Georgia lawmakers for more mental health, military-support services - Vimarsana News

State school superintendent asks Georgia lawmakers for more mental health, military-support services

(The Center Square) – Georgia School Superintendent Richard Woods says more state funding is needed for mental health and support services in the state's schools.