Mental Health Matters Act

Bill 118 hr 10564, also known as the "Supporting Students' Behavioral Health Act," aims to address the behavioral needs of students and youth by investing in the school-based behavioral health workforce and ensuring access to mental health and substance use disorder benefits.

The bill recognizes the importance of addressing mental health and substance use disorders among students, as these issues can significantly impact their academic performance and overall well-being. By investing in the school-based behavioral health workforce, the bill seeks to provide students with the support and resources they need to address these challenges effectively.

Additionally, the bill aims to ensure that students have access to mental health and substance use disorder benefits, which are essential for providing comprehensive care and treatment. By expanding access to these benefits, the bill aims to improve outcomes for students struggling with mental health and substance use disorders. Overall, the "Supporting Students' Behavioral Health Act" is a comprehensive piece of legislation that seeks to support the behavioral needs of students and youth by investing in the school-based behavioral health workforce and ensuring access to essential mental health and substance use disorder benefits.