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Hays County just saw its largest group ever graduate from the Mental Health Court program. It’s a big win for local recovery efforts and shows that these specialized courts are actually helping people get their lives back on track.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before.
Continued investment in temporary housing is requested to prevent recidivism and psychiatric hospitalization costs.
Participants in the AOT program.
No groups negatively affected
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Community advocates are urging the court to continue funding temporary housing for the AOT program to support mental health recovery.
The Mental Health Court is requesting an increase in funding to address waitlists and maintain services for high-need participants.
The Hays County Mental Health Court (MHC) is proud to announce its seventh commencement ceremony, celebrating the achievements of 18 graduating participants — the largest graduation class to date. The