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Governor Abbott Announces $34 Million Behavioral Health Campus Project ...

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Governor Greg Abbott today announced a $34 million project to build a behavioral health campus in Uvalde dedicated to providing on-site care to children and adults experiencing mental health crises in 32 counties in the surrounding area.

Gov. Abbott Announces $34 Million Behavioral Health ... - texasinsider

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Texas Insider Report: AUSTIN, Texas - Governor Greg Abbott today announced a $34 million project to build a behavioral health campus in Uvalde, Texas, that will be dedicated to providing on-site care to children and adults experiencing mental health crises in 32 counties in the surrounding area. The new behavioral health campus is expected to open in summer 2025, with construction slated to ...

Abbott calls Texas school shooting a mental health issue but cut state ...

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott calls the Uvalde school shooting a mental health issue but actually cut the state budget for mental health programs this year.

As Gov. Abbott places shooting blame on mental health, what has Texas ...

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Gov. Greg Abbott blamed the shooting in Uvalde, Texas, on mental health, but critics argue the state has missed several opportunities to address mental health care.

Uvalde to get $34 million behavioral health campus - KSAT.com

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A $34 million behavioral health campus that will provide on-site care to children and adults experiencing mental health crises will be built in Uvalde, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Monday.

Why a $34 million, 32-bed behavioral health campus is breaking ground ...

www.statesman.com/story/news/politics/state/2024/04/23/uvalde-mass-shooting-behavioral-health-campus-to-break-ground/73417960007/
The Uvalde campus will be operated by Hill Country Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Centers under a contract with the Texas Health and Human Services Commission.

Gov. Abbott Unveils New Uvalde Mental Health Campus

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Gov. Greg Abbott recently announced a $34 million project to build a behavioral health campus in Uvalde dedicated to providing on-site care to children and adults experiencing mental health crises ...

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announces $34 million behavioral health campus ...

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TEXAS - Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced on Monday a $34 million project to build a behavioral health campus in Uvalde dedicated to providing on-site care to children and adults experiencing mental health crises in 32 counties in the surrounding area. According to a release, the campus is expected to open in summer 2025 with construction slated to begin this summer.

Governor Abbott Unveils $34M Behavioral Health Campus and Rural

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Texas Governor Abbott introduced initiatives to improve healthcare, education, and economic growth, with a focus on mental health and rural support.

Texas Gov Blames Mental Illness for Uvalde After Sending Mental Health ...

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Governor Greg Abbott said we need to address mental health issues in the wake of Uvalde, a month after diverting $211 million from the department that oversees mental health services in Texas to ...
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