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This bill addresses a critical shortage of mental health and substance use disorder professionals in many parts of the country. If it becomes law, it could help more students afford to pursue these important careers, leading to a stronger workforce. This means more people struggling with mental health issues or addiction might find it easier to get the help they need, especially in rural areas or communities with limited access to care. If the bill does not pass, the existing shortages of these professionals would likely continue, making it harder for many Americans to access essential behavioral health services.
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This bill addresses a critical shortage of mental health and substance use disorder professionals in many parts of the country. If it becomes law, it could help more students afford to pursue these important careers, leading to a stronger workforce. This means more people struggling with mental health issues or addiction might find it easier to get the help they need, especially in rural areas or communities with limited access to care. If the bill does not pass, the existing shortages of these professionals would likely continue, making it harder for many Americans to access essential behavioral health services.
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| TYPE | AMOUNT | WHO |
|---|---|---|
| civil | damages to which the United States is entitled under subsection (j) | Individuals who breach their written contract for scholarship service |