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12 results for “substance” · House · New Mexico
enforcement officers from accidental frontline exposure to dangerous substances like fentanyl by co-sponsoring the Protecting First Responders
people from dropping out of school, using illegal substances and becoming involved in violence. Combating Online Threats
effective. Expanding access to this shelter, treating substance use disorders, and bringing down the cost of housing … Program, which provides transitional housing for people with substance abuse disorders. ### Issues : Keeping Our Communities Safe
people from dropping out of school, using illegal substances and becoming involved in violence. Combating Online Threats
Mental Health services and $4.2 billion for Substance Use Treatment services Extends all Medicare telehealth flexibilities through December
that helps colleges and universities prevent alcohol and substance misuse and make sure students have access to recovery … build their futures. Yet too many students face substance misuse without access to prevention programs, mental health care
wraparound support for individuals transitioning out of substance use treatment — particularly in New Mexico, where the Recovery Housing
case management—through stronger coordination with behavioral health, substance use, and disability service providers. “Sexual violence … community-based sexual assault programs and services for substance use, behavioral health, and disabilities to provide more comprehensive
other programs $1.065 billion in cuts to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration $2.460 billion
burn pits, agent orange, and other toxic substances. Cuts funding for FY25 Community Project Funding. Cuts
know that they include fentanyl or other dangerous substances. Congresswoman Stansbury’s legislation targets the production of these
bipartisan legislation aimed at permanently classifying fentanyl-related substances as Schedule I drugs under the Controlled Substances … Chuck Grassley (R-IA), permanently places fentanyl-related substances into Schedule I, classifying it as an imminent hazard