Minnesota SF4672 amends mental health provisions, making technical changes and modifications.
Minnesota SF4672 amends mental health provisions by making technical changes and modifications. It updates grant programs to include services such as mental health first aid training, suicide prevention, and early childhood mental health consultation. The bill also requires the commissioner to report on the effectiveness of these programs and make recommendations for continued funding. Additionally, it modifies eligibility criteria for grant recipients and specifies services eligible for grants, including respite care services for children with mental illness.
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