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DE HCR77
Concurrent Resolution
Status
5/5/2022
Primary Sponsor
Valerie Longhurst
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AI Summary
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Recognizes May 2022 as Mental Health Awareness Month in Delaware
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Cites statistics showing 1 in 5 U.S. adults experience mental illness annually with less than half receiving treatment, and over 100 Americans die by suicide daily
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Notes that 37% of incarcerated adults and 70.4% of youth in the juvenile justice system have diagnosed mental illness
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References HB 100 which created mental health services positions in kindergarten through 5th grade schools, and HB 300 under consideration for 6th through 8th grades
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Calls upon citizens, government agencies, and others to raise mental health awareness and help Delawareans live longer, healthier, more productive lives
Legislative Description
Recognizing The Month Of May 2022 As Mental Health Awareness Month.
Last Action
Passed By Senate. Votes: 19 YES 2 ABSENT
5/5/2022