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Representative John W. Mannion (NY-22) Introduces Legislation to Strengthen Mental Health Support for Students From Elementary School Through College
bill aligns federal efforts with guidance from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administrations (SAMHSA)’s Suicide … Chair of the Bipartisan Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Task Force, said, “Campus mental health must
Gillibrand, Colleagues Urge EPA To Address Microplastics Pollution To Protect Americans’ Health
plastic materials for review under the Toxic Substances Control Act; To the extent existing waste management grant programs
Gillibrand Announces $185.2 Million In Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding To Reduce Lead In New York Drinking Water
push for national per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) standards, lead pipe removal funding, and the protection of upstream
Gillibrand Secures $40.5 Million To Combat PFAS Contamination In New York
federal funding to combat per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination in New York. This funding will help protect
Congressman Nick Langworthy Announces More Than $7.7 Million in Federal Funding for Early Childhood Education and Behavioral Health Services in Western New York and the Southern Tier
individuals and families facing mental health and substance use challenges. I’m proud that this money is coming
REPS. Clarke and Fitzpatrick, SENS. Gillibrand and Blunt Rochester Introduce Legislation to Combat the Maternal Health Crisis
jessica.myers@mail.house.gov c: 202.913.0126 Mental health conditions—including substance use disorders—are the leading cause of preventable maternal death … initiatives for individuals experiencing mental health conditions and substance use disorders during and after pregnancy. The bill would
Sen. Gillibrand, Reps. Pou And Fitzpatrick Introduce Bipartisan Legislation To Protect Civilian Victims Of Toxic Exposure
exposure to burn pits and other toxic substances while serving abroad. These burn pits-related medical conditions
Sens. Gillibrand And Blunt Rochester, Reps. Clarke And Fitzpatrick Introduce Legislation To Combat The Maternal Mental Health Crisis
Mental health conditions—including substance use disorders—are the leading cause of preventable maternal death in the United … support moms with maternal mental health conditions or substance use disorders by investing in community-based programs that
Reps. Gillen, Rutherford Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Support Law Enforcement Mental Health
reduce stigma associated with support for depression, PTSD, substance abuse, and suicidal ideation. The bill directs
Congresswoman Tenney Highlights Legislative Efforts to Back the Blue During National Police Week
responders from exposure to fentanyl and other deadly substances encountered in the line of duty
Tonko, Balderson Champion Bipartisan Bill to Bolster Mental Health Care for Kids
including those struggling with mental health challenges or substance use disorders. I am proud to stand with
Leader Jeffries on CNN: “the Administration HAS Completely and Totally Failed to MEET ITS Responsibilities to the Public”
less about process and more about substance in terms of what is the justification for this? What
Leader Jeffries on WBLS: “WHAT Donald Trump HAS DONE is PUT US in Greater Danger”
know, with nothing, saying nothing of material substance that would benefit Americans, the country over. And help
Leader Jeffries: “the BEST is YET to COME in THIS Country, but it WON’T BE Delivered by Donald Trump”
meaningful to the American people. There was no substance in that speech, but a lot of snake
Congressman JOE Morelle Names Ibero President Angelica Perez-delgado as Guest to State of the Union Address
nonprofit sector and began her career as a substance abuse therapist before transitioning into administration in the last
LaLota Secures Big Wins for Suffolk County, Troop Pay Raise in FY26 Funding Law
primary care; $7.4 billion for mental health and substance use treatment, including opioid response and first responder training
Lawler Introduces Food Safety Bill to Strengthen Oversight of GRAS Designations
have been able to self-determine that certain substances are GRAS without FDA review or notification. The GRAS
Reps. Gillen, Lawler, Dingell Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Prevent Drunk Driving Fatalities and Support Law Enforcement
drivers. We also appreciate efforts to address multi-substance impaired driving, which is a growing risk
Congress and Trump approve Rep. LaLota’s 10 Community Projects Totaling Over $11 Million
drinking water from private wells contaminated with perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), 1,4-dioxane, and volatile organic compounds. Testing
Gillibrand, Colleagues Press Trump Administration Over Chaotic Disruption Of Substance Abuse, Mental Health Services Funding
nearly $2 billion in federal funding for critical substance abuse and mental health services, including over $10 million … confusion for patients and providers nationwide. “These critical substance abuse and mental health services provide a lifeline
Tonko Heralds Reversal of Trump Administration Cuts to Mental Health & Addiction Services
nearly $2 billion in grants to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). The reinstatement
Gillibrand Reintroduces Two Bills To Stop PFAS Chemicals From Entering Our Waterways And To Help Significantly Exposed Victims
bills to combat dangerous per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination and help support communities that have been significantly
Rep. Ritchie Torres Reintroduces Bill to Repeal the IMD Exclusion and Expand Medicaid Coverage for Mental Health and Addiction Treatment
limits federal coverage for inpatient mental health and substance use disorder treatment. Under current federal law, Medicaid generally … allow Medicaid to cover inpatient mental health and substance use disorder treatment in qualified facilities that meet strong
Gillibrand Urges President Trump To Follow Through On Easing Federal Marijuana Restrictions
convicted of marijuana possession.” Unlike other Schedule I substances, like heroin, marijuana is not associated with the same … minimum, reclassify marijuana as a Schedule III substance. The DEAheeded her callin April 2024 and began the rescheduling