Creates grants and loan repayment to bring more mental health providers to schools in low-income areas.
This bill would set up a new grant program to help schools in low-income areas hire more mental health professionals. It would also offer student loan repayment for those who work in these schools for five years. This aims to give students better access to mental health support.
Today, many low-income schools may lack enough school-based mental health services providers, and there is no dedicated federal grant program or student loan repayment program to address this shortage. After this bill, low-income schools could receive grants to train and hire more mental health staff, and mental health providers could get up to $200,000 in student loan repayment for working in these schools for five years.
HR 6131 · 119th Congress · November 19, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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