US health department unveils $700 million plan for mental health, addiction and homelessness (opens original article in a new tab)

US health department unveils $700 million plan to address mental health, addiction, and homelessness through new funding opportunities and coordinated care systems.

• US health department announces $700 million plan for mental health, addiction, and homelessness
• New $96 million grant program provides up to $3 million annually to communities over four years
• Initiative aims to transition homeless individuals into treatment programs to strengthen families and improve community safety
• Funding aligns with Trump's 'Great American Recovery Initiative' and executive order on reducing crime and disorder