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NJ lawmakers approve extra mental health support for schools
New Jersey lawmakers approved a plan to enhance school-based mental health services, including a $8 million pilot program called SPARK and $40 million for the NJ4S initiative. The legislation aims to connect schools with community behavioral health providers and eventually link them to a centralized psychiatrist team, with support from both chambers of the legislature.
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