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Florida subcommittee adopts amendment to streamline foster-youth supports, reports bill favorably The House Health Care Budget Subcommittee approved an amendment to House bill 7.63 that strengthens youth engagement, clarifies caregiving standards, and establishes a modest weekly allowance for foster youth ages 13–17; the amended bill was reported favorably.

Florida's House Health Care Budget Subcommittee just took a significant step forward by adopting an amendment to House bill 7.63, ensuring better support and financial responsibility for foster youth aged 13-17.

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Board approves $420,000 state grant to launch START program for families affected by substance use Craven County approved a $420,000 state grant to implement the START (Sobriety Treatment and Recovery Team) program serving families with a child age 5 or younger; the program pairs social workers with family mentors, requires frequent in‑home contact, and uses regular drug screening and a 6‑month sustained recovery target for case closure.

Craven County is set to launch a groundbreaking $420,000 program aimed at helping families with young children overcome substance use disorders and stay together.

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Kandiyohi County Board proclaims April as Child Abuse Prevention Month The Kandiyohi County Board officially recognizes April as Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Kandiyohi County is revolutionizing mental health care and child welfare with innovative AI technology and proactive community initiatives—discover how these changes are shaping the future!

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