Establish on-site mental health services in public schools through federal funding partnerships with local mental health professionals.

Sean Casten · Illinois · Democratic

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Rep. Casten is a co-sponsor of the Mental Health Services for Students Act, legislation that provides funding for public schools across the country to partner with local mental health professionals to establish on-site mental health services for students.

Casten supported legislation that would fund school-based mental health services.

U.S. Congressman Sean Casten
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Additionally, he secured $250,000 in funding for on-site after-school mental health support access at local elementary schools. Rep. Casten is a co-sponsor of the Mental Health Services for Students Act, legislation that provides funding for public schools across the country to partner with local mental health professionals to establish on-site mental health services for students.

Unverified model/legacy excerpt; not proof. AI summary (separate from source): Casten's official office page claims both a localized funding delivery for on-site school mental health support and co-sponsorship of the broader Mental Health Services for Students Act matching the commitment language.

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U.S. Congressman Sean Casten
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Glen Ellyn School District 41, Glen Ellyn, IL for school-based mental health services for students and families 250,000 Casten H

Unverified model/legacy excerpt; not proof. AI summary (separate from source): The final congressional appropriations disclosure lists $250,000 requested by Casten for school-based mental health services for students and families in Glen Ellyn School District 41, supporting a localized partial delivery rather than nationwide enactment of the full promise.

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LHHS_DISCL_20221218_2_0.pdf
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