US EditionHealey, DA's Office to Provide Updates on Deadly Fall River Fire
MASSACHUSETTS, JUL 21 – Six Massachusetts organizations received $5 million to enhance trauma-informed practices and support social-emotional development in early education programs, officials said.
- Earlier this month, the Healey-Driscoll administration awarded $5 million in Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation Grants, supporting social-emotional and behavioral health in early education and care programs.
- Amid a worsening youth mental health crisis, Governor Maura Healey cited pandemic impacts, prompting grants to boost trauma-informed practices and at-risk child screening.
- Funding was distributed among six organizations, including Behavioral Health Network Inc. and the Massachusetts Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children , and the grants provide tools for educator-led identification and family support.
- The grants support healthy development of the youngest students and aim to reduce suspension and expulsion rates, promoting school success and community health.
- Next, providers will build stronger family partnerships and implement individualized support plans, while training providers and refining program processes to enhance young children’s long-term developmental and behavioral well-being.
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Massachusetts governor will give an update on assisted-living fire that killed 10
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey is slated to meet with city officials and update the public about the response to an assisted living facility fire in Fall River that killed 10 people.
Healey, Bristol DA to hold press briefings on Gabriel House fire Tuesday - The Boston Globe
The pair of press briefings comes as several key questions about the fire linger, including the its cause and when and where exactly it started inside the three-story complex.
Healey, DA's office to provide updates on deadly Fall River fire
FALL RIVER, Mass. (WPRI) — Questions remain after a fire killed 10 people at the Gabriel House Assisted Living Facility in Fall River. Gov. Maura Healey is expected to meet with city leaders at 11:15 a.m. to discuss the response to last week's fire. Healey has since announced a series of measures to enhance safety at assisted living facilities across the state. MORE: Healey seeks to ensure safety at assisted living facilities after deadly f…
Immediate compliance measures announced for assisted living centers after fatal Fall River fire
BOSTON – Governor Maura Healey’s administration is requiring safety reviews of all assisted living facilities in Massachusetts following the fire at the Gabriel House in Fall River earlier this month which killed ten people. The Executive Office of Aging and Independence will launch the initiative to ensure that all 273 assisted living homes in the […] The post Immediate compliance measures announced for assisted living centers after fatal Fall …
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