the mental health efforts that you have been making to deal with the aftermath, the before the pandemic, the after the pandemic, and moving forward with mental health would be severely curtailed if we make a move to go back to the 2022 figures.
Rosa DeLauro: “the mental health efforts that you have been making to deal with the aftermath, the before the pandemic, the after the…”
On the recordMarch 7, 2023
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DeLauro emphasizes the importance of mental health funding in the budget.
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