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For Utah Spanish-speakers, there are many challenges when it comes to accessing mental health services, from language barriers to figuring out what…
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Women do the lion’s share of unpaid care work in Utah, spending an average of 5.6 hours a day looking after children or parents. Utah’s women in their 40s…
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Ah, that first year of college. It’s like this tidal wave of freedom. And pressure.“It did not work well for me last year when I had to go to college. I…
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Being a new parent can be exhausting. Jordan: “You’d be falling asleep and you’re so tired and then you have some kind of thought of, ‘Oh, he’s in the bed…
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Two bills improving services to people with mental illness were signed into Utah law this week, allocating $24 million for the first year and $17 million…
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In Utah, suicide is the leading cause of death for youth ages 10 to 24, according to a 2019 report out of the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute and the Utah…
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A bill that would provide one million dollars in one-time funding and nearly five million dollars in ongoing funds seeks to add 30 beds to the Utah State…
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The Utah Legislature is now in full swing at the State Capitol. Last week, many people with disabilities and their families went there with the mission of…
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Families of people with disabilities probably already know that changes are coming to the way their services are provided. And one of the big drivers of…
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People and families who receive Medicaid-funded home and community-based service waivers can learn more about how a rule change will affect their services…