Minnesota legislators took important steps toward shoring up our state’s mental health system by allocating $93 million over three years aimed at increasing the number of providers, supporting mental health crisis services, and reducing racial disparities in mental health services.
Author: Becca O'Donnell
Policy Analyst (former),
Minnesota Budget Project
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