ALLENTOWN, PA, May 25, 2023 - Governor Josh Shapiro met with Parkland High School students in Lehigh County to hear about their mental health challenges and share his budget's proposed investments to ensure that all Pennsylvania students have access to mental health resources in schools.
The Governor's commonsense proposal includes $500 million over the next five years so that schools can fund mental health counselors and services onsite, prioritizing students' mental health in addition to their physical health, and $20 million in 2023-24-growing to $60 million annually by 2027-28 to restore mental health funding to Pennsylvania counties, who provide critical community-based mental health services for residents.
"This generation is leading the way in changing how we talk about and address mental health care support for our youth. The students I met today are speaking up, breaking down the stigma, and asking for our help - and
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