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Healey planning to release Head Start funds - Vimarsana News

Healey planning to release Head Start funds

BOSTON — After months of delay, state officials are working to release over $2 million for early education professionals from the fiscal 2024 budget, a Healey administration spokesperson said.

Healey planning to release Head Start funds after months of delays - Vimarsana News

Healey planning to release Head Start funds after months of delays

The $2.5 million intended for Early Head Start and Head Start programs should soon be distributed, said a spokesperson for the Executive Office of Administration and Finance. The funding has been held up for months, and other community organizations and service providers said they are still waiting to secure millions of dollars from the state.

Source: wbur.org
Hey Sam program offers mental health support for young people, by young people – NECN - Vimarsana News

Hey Sam program offers mental health support for young people, by young people – NECN

The Hey Sam texting line by Boston-based Samaritans, Inc. is a mental health support line specifically for people ages 15-24, staffed by people in the same age...

Source: necn.com
Lawmakers eye override of Healey's suicide prevention funding cuts - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers eye override of Healey's suicide prevention funding cuts

BOSTON — Lawmakers who championed state support for a suicide prevention program for young people are lobbying their colleagues to restore funding that Gov. Maura Healey slashed from the fiscal

Lawmakers pushing for override of governor's 'needlessly cruel' budget veto - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers pushing for override of governor's 'needlessly cruel' budget veto

Lawmakers who championed state support for a suicide prevention program for young people are lobbying their colleagues to restore funding that Gov. Maura Healey slashed from the fiscal 2024 budget, calling the governor's cut "needlessly cruel" and its impact "unnerving."