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Public Health Service Act

A major federal law that organizes and provides authority for many U.S. public health programs, including those related to mental health and substance use.

Grant Program

A government initiative that provides money to eligible organizations or individuals to fund specific projects or activities.

Eligible Entities

Organizations or groups that meet specific criteria defined by the government to qualify for a particular program or funding opportunity.

Local Educational Agency (LEA)

Typically refers to a local school district or other public institution responsible for managing public elementary or secondary schools.

Community-Based Mental/Behavioral Health Provider

An organization or professional service that offers mental health and/or substance use disorder treatment and support directly within a local community.

Experiential Learning

Education that involves hands-on activities, real-world experiences, and reflection, such as internships, shadowing, or mentorships.

Authorization of Appropriations

A legislative act that permits money to be set aside for a specific purpose, but does not actually provide the money itself. Separate appropriations acts are needed to allocate the actual funds.