The Maryland Consortium on Coordinated Community Supports — which issued $111 million in grants to address youth mental health in 2024 — issued two grants totaling $655,000 in Caroline County.
State youth mental health grants in Baltimore City
The Maryland Consortium on Coordinated Community Supports — which issued $111 million in grants to address youth mental health in 2024 — issued 11 grants totaling $12 million in Baltimore City.
State youth mental health grants in Wicomico County
The Maryland Consortium on Coordinated Community Supports — which issued $111 million in grants to address youth mental health in 2024 — issued two grants totaling $965,000 in Wicomico County.
State youth mental health grants in Washington County
The Maryland Consortium on Coordinated Community Supports — which issued $111 million in grants to address youth mental health in 2024 –issued six grants totaling $4.1 million in Washington County.
About “Youth Mental Health: What Works?”
In the 2022-23 school year, more than a quarter of Maryland high school students reported their mental health was “not good at most or all times.”
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