Six Texas-based organizations that are working to address timely, meaningful mental health policy issues in the state have received $456,565 in grants from the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health in November to support their projects.
The foundation awarded the mental health policy project grants through a competitive public solicitation process that attracted 36 proposals.
Texas-based nonprofit [...]
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