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CT's urgent and mobile crisis centers, which help children in mental health crises, are running low on funds, service ...
The long-term sustainability of three urgent crisis centers for children experiencing a mental or behavioral health crisis is in jeopardy because funding is uncertain, according to the centers ...
The long-term sustainability of three urgent crisis centers for children experiencing a mental or behavioral health crisis is in jeopardy because funding is uncertain, according to the centers ...
Those in charge of overseeing the state’s Urgent Crisis Centers — which focus on youth mental health services — are concerned ...
Connecticut has 17 federally qualified health centers with more than 300 facilities. The centers serve about 440,000 people ...
More than half of Connecticut mothers hospitalized for postpartum mental health emergencies had no documented mental health condition at the time of delivery, according to a new state analysis that ...
"Yesterday, Trump illegally cut off funding for public schools, precipitating a huge crisis for thousands of schools," U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., said on the social media site X. "This fall, ...
Children went missing from DCF care about 3,700 times from fiscal years 2021 to 2023, and the number of incidents increased by 42%.
Cuyahoga County and child welfare advocates praised Gov. Mike DeWine this week for restoring funding for housing solutions for youth in the child protection system, but other language lurking in ...