Reps. Foushee, Moore Introduce Bipartisan Bill Protecting Children from AI Companion Chatbots
These chatbots continue to put the lives and mental health of children at risk, and it is critical
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Reps. Foushee, Kelly Introduce Bill to Expand Mental Health Services for Individuals Transitioning from Incarceration to Free Society
Robin Kelly (IL-02 ) introduced the Second Chance Mental Health Access Act of 2026 to expand mental health … that state Medicaid programs cover up to 12 mental health telehealth sessions for individuals who are enrolled
Congressman Don Davis Welcomes $213M for Rural Healthcare in North Carolina
risk factors, and expand access to integrated behavioral, mental health, and substance use services,” the lawmakers wrote
Congressman Davis and NC Lawmakers Support Rural Healthcare
risk factors, and expand access to integrated behavioral, mental health, and substance use services. Locally governed, community-tailored
Reps. Foushee, Johnson, McBath Introduce Legislation to Prevent Overdose Deaths in Federal Prisons
part of a broader effort to invest in mental health and addiction services while treating substance
Rep. Foushee’s Statement on Voting Against National Defense Authorization Act
necessary healthcare for transgender servicemembers and dependents, including mental healthcare for young trans people. The full bill text
Congressman Don Davis’ Statement on Voting to End the Government Shutdown
families. Supports veterans’ health care, homelessness prevention, and mental health services. Invests in VA health care, $49.8 billion
Ross, Foushee Call on Department of Education to Release $8.1 Million Owed to Wake County Schools
assist students learning English, and provide services like mental health support, school safety, and STEM education. “The withholding
Foushee, Ross Call on Department of Education to Release $8.1 Million Owed to Wake County Schools
assist students learning English, and provide services like mental health support, school safety, and STEM education. “The withholding
U.S. House of Representatives Passes Veterans Employment Readiness Yield Act of 2025
barriers to employment.” Those who have suffered the mental and physical consequences of service have given life
Congressman Davis Holds Service Academy Dinner Honoring NC-01 Appointees
recognized for his JROTC leadership and dedication to mental health advocacy and community service. Nicholas Antonio Santiago
Congressman Danny K. Davis Applauds Reintroduction of Second Chance Reauthorization Act of 2025
individuals struggling with substance use disorder and mental health challenges. The American Jail Association, American Parole and Probation … Major County Sheriffs of America, National Alliance on Mental Illness, National Association of Counties, National Association of State
Congressman Don Davis Votes to Support Law Enforcement During National Police Week
review how often officers use available mental health resources. “Our law enforcement officers put their lives … protect those who serve and better address their mental health needs.” On Thursday, May 15, Congressman Davis voted
Congressmen Don Davis and Juan Ciscomani Introduce Veterans Employment Readiness Yield (VERY) Act
barriers to employment.” Those who have suffered the mental and physical consequences of service have given life
Ross, Tenney Introduce Bill to Make Pet Insurance More Affordable
animals trained to assist with both physical and mental disabilities. “Pets are more than just animals – in many
Ross, Wyden, Castor Reintroduce Bicameral Legislation to Crack Down on Rogue Health Insurance Brokers and Protect Families from Fraud
America, Muscular Dystrophy Association, National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship, National Health Council
Congressman Danny K. Davis Denounces Harmful Budget Cuts Favoring the Wealthy at the Expense of Essential Services
Efforts: Funding cuts to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) threaten critical programs addressing mental … funding could severely limit access to essential mental health services. Reduces IRS Funding: The House Republican budget includes
Reps. Foushee, Adams Introduce the College Thriving Act to Promote Skills-For-Success College Courses
success course topics would include time management, mental wellbeing, engaging with campus partners and resources, goal setting, coping
Congressman Danny K. Davis, Westside Black Elected Officials, and Community Leaders Denounce Donald Trump’s Economic Policies That Harm Black Communities
threat to the most vulnerable—people with disabilities, mental health needs, veterans, and children