There is a Forecasted Opportunity for SAMHSA Rural Opioid Technical Assistance Regional Centers

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The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) expects a $7.5 million investment in regional centers of excellence for training and technical assistance specific to rural communities. Estimated Post Date February 2024.

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Arizona’s Ongoing Fight Against Fentanyl and Overdose Fatalities

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Report: Latino College Students Less Likely to Seek Mental Health Services

Many Latino youth face declining mental health amid the deadly COVID-19 pandemic, a racial/ethnic social justice movement, and economic hardships. Sadly, many aren’t getting the help they need, either. About 65% of Latino college students have mental health issues that go untreated, as they are less likely than their white peers to engage with campus …
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