Headline:
Behavioral Health: HHS and DOJ Offer Grants to Help Human Trafficking Survivors
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The source headline is: Behavioral Health: HHS and DOJ Offer Grants to Help Human Trafficking Survivors. The source summary says: What GAO Found Given the trauma survivors of human trafficking have experienced, they may need behavioral health services, including mental health care services, such as therapy, or substance use disorder treatment. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) fund grant programs that help provide access to such services. In fiscal year 2025, HHS awarded approximately $7.5 million for two key trafficking survivor services programs and DOJ awarded approximately $45 million for two key programs. The programs assisted approximately 2,600 survivors and 11,300 survivors in that year, respectively, helping them access services. GAO’s review of HHS’s two key grant programs found that the agency followed leading practices in assessing how programs perform. HHS did this by, for instance, setting long-term and measurable near-term goals with targets and tim
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https://www.gao.gov/products/gao-26-107901