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25-10-123. Programs and policies — Development.
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25-10-123. Programs and policies — Development.
The Office of Minority Mental Health shall develop programs and policies concerning the following:
(1) Providing culturally relevant mental health services to minority individuals with mental illness;
(2) Improving the availability and accessibility of mental health services to minority individuals with long-term mental illnesses;
(3) Educating minority individuals with mental illness about their illness;
(4) Providing minority families with education on mental illness; and
(5) Providing accessible educational training within the mental health setting and the minority community.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 25-10-123
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25-10-123. Programs and policies — Development.
The Office of Minority Mental Health shall develop programs and policies concerning the following:
(1) Providing culturally relevant mental health services to minority individuals with mental illness;
(2) Improving the availability and accessibility of mental health services to minority individuals with long-term mental illnesses;
(3) Educating minority individuals with mental illness about their illness;
(4) Providing minority families with education on mental illness; and
(5) Providing accessible educational training within the mental health setting and the minority community.
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