Federal program could help expand mental health services in Montana

About this episode

The episode discusses a federal program aimed at expanding mental and behavioral health services in Montana.

Mental and behavioral health services like in-person support during a crisis or substance use treatment might soon become more accessible in the state. Montana is among 10 states participating in a federal program that will provide the funding needed to expand this care.

People in this episode

Host: Montana Public Radio

Topics covered

• mental health
• behavioral health
• substance use treatment
• federal funding
• Montana

Keywords

• mental health services
• behavioral health
• substance use treatment
• federal program
• Montana

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Organizations: Montana, federal program

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