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House Bill Could Provide $250M for Grief Support Efforts

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A new bill, H.R. 9109, could provide $250 million in federal funding over four years for grief support training and outreach efforts.

The Grief Resilience Investment and Education Fund Act bill would provide $50 million for public education about grief; $150 million for organizations that support grieving children and adults; and $10 million for grief-related research.

The bill could also provide $40 million in grants for entities, including for-profit entities, that can run bereavement care programs or help teach others how to respond to people affected by grief.

Rep. Joseph Morelle, D-N.Y., introduced the bill last week.

Morelle said he introduced the bill partly because he believes the communities most in need of support as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic are the least able to get support services.

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