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Study finds loss of child support grant damages mental health
A recent paper has found evidence that the cessation of the child support grant increases depressive symptoms in adolescents.
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Medical Daily
· Jun 26, 2026
The Most Effective Community Mental Health Clinic Model Just Received More Than $223 Million in New Federal Funding
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· Jun 23, 2026
Mental Health Minister Matt Doocey seeks meeting with family of sedated Waikato girl to apologise
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· Jul 11, 2026
Fed Showdown: 15 States Sue To Block Feds From Killing School Mental Health Funds Over DEI
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Catholic World Report
· Jun 25, 2026
Trump administration cuts $67 million in funding for teen pregnancy prevention programs
The Department of Health and Human Services is cutting grants for teenage pregnancy prevention programs that promote abortion, sexual activity for minors, or transgender ideology. [...]
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· Jun 19, 2026
Minnesota special districts report $5.4B debt, federal aid declines
Auditors noted a decline in federal and local grants following the expiration of COVID-era funding programs.
The Hill
· Jun 30, 2026
Trump administration cancels millions of dollars in teen pregnancy prevention grants
The Trump administration has terminated millions of dollars in teen pregnancy prevention grants that the Department of Health and Human Services said were no longer aligned with the agency’s priorities. HHS cut 53 grants worth about 67 million two years before they were set to expire. The cuts hit university, community, and public health grantees...
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Related coverage for "Study finds loss of child support grant damages mental health": Medical Daily — The Most Effective Community Mental Health Clinic Model Just Received More Than $223 Million in New Federal Funding. Radio New Zealand — Mental Health Minister Matt Doocey seeks meeting with family of sedated Waikato girl to apologise. Tampa Free Press — Fed Showdown: 15 States Sue To Block Feds From Killing School Mental Health Funds Over DEI. Catholic World Report — Trump administration cuts $67 million in funding for teen pregnancy prevention programs. Just the news — Minnesota special districts report $5.4B debt, federal aid declines. The Hill — Trump administration cancels millions of dollars in teen pregnancy prevention grants