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Illinois Schools Show Progress Since Pandemic, But Gaps and Mental Health Struggles Remain

The biennial report, The State We’re In 2025, tracks 15 years of data on funding, enrollment, staffing, affordability, and student outcomes from early childhood through higher education. #mentalhealth

DuPage Groups to Host Early Childhood Mental Health Symposium

The gathering aims to highlight local needs and resources for children from birth to age five and their families. #mentalhealth

Malcolm X College Honored for Excellence in Mental Health and Well-Being

“We believe that supporting the mental health and well-being of our students and employees is essential to their success. #mentalhealth

Gov. Pritzker Signs Legislation Prohibiting AI Therapy in Illinois

“The people of Illinois deserve quality healthcare from real, qualified professionals and not computer programs that pull information from all corners of the internet to generate responses that harm patients,” said IDFPR Secretary Mario Treto, Jr. #ai

Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” Threatens Behavioral Health Care for 134,000 Illinoisans

“We are urging every member of Illinois’ congressional delegation—Republican or Democrat—to stand up for their constituents and reject any legislation that dismantles access to behavioral health care. #healthcare

South Suburbs Struggle with Violence: A Mother’s Mission to Bring Resources and Healing

And through her efforts, the Southland may finally see the support and resources that are so desperately needed. #violence

Chicago Teachers Union Kicks Off Black History Month with Blood Drive & Panel on Sickle Cell Disease and Mental Health

his year’s blood drive and panel discussion will focus on sickle cell disease—an illness that disproportionately affects Black Americans—and the crucial role African American blood donors play in saving lives. #health

Rep. Sheehan Introduces Resolution Declaring May 2025 as Law Enforcement Mental Health Awareness Month

“Unique pressures and emotional tolls come with the badge and leave far too many officers feeling alone or hopeless. Our legislature must do everything it can to protect those who protect our communities. This resolution is one small step in doing that.” #lawenforcement

Sen. Preston Announces Program to Expand Access to Mental Health Services

Illinois has been selected as one of 10 states to participate in the Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic Medicaid Demonstration Program... #mentalhealth

Sen. Hastings, Sheriff Dart Applaud Passage of Bill Eliminating Out-of-Pocket Expenses for First Responders

Once signed into law, the legislation will exempt first responders from cost sharing requirements related to mental health counseling such as insurance deductibles, co-payments, and coinsurance. #mentalhealth

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