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Appendix F: Calculations for Recommendation 6-1
Appendix F: Calculations for Recommendation 6-1
Pages 345-354
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: "Approximately 40 percent of the MH prevention spending occurred under the direction of the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) for programs aimed at preventing child maltreatment ($1,126 million)
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Table 5 from Appendix C (highlights on 4 major sources of funding for prevention of MEB disorders) National Drug Control Program SU Prevention MH Prevention SU + MH Agency Spending Spending Prevention Spending AmeriCorps $13.10 $13 Court Services and Offender $27.90 $28 Supervision Agency Department of Defense $0 Drug Interdiction and Counterdrug $0 Activities Department of Education $108.70 $109 Department of Health and Human $0 Services Administration for Children and $20 $1,126 $1,146 Families Centers for Disease Control and $528.6 $204 $733 Prevention Centers for Medicare and Medicaid $41.00 $41 Services Food and Drug Administration $12.50 $13 Health Resources and Services $142 $517 $659 Administration Indian Health Service $34.80 $35 National Institute on Alcohol Abuse $0 and Alcoholism National Institute on Drug Abuse $0 Substance Use and Mental Health $638.40 $919 $1,557 Services Administration Department of Justice $0
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(CMS, DOJ, Ed, etc.) $499 million n/a TOTAL (Federal funding for prevention $4.57 billion of MEB disorders)
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Community-Based Child $70 55 55 41.7 41.6 42 Abuse Prevention Native American Programs $60 56 56 47 45 44 National Domestic Violence $20 12 12 3.2 2.9 2.9 Hotline Total $1,126 Sources: ACF Congressional Budget Justifications for 2008, 2009, 2010, 2019, 2020, and 2024. The years 2021-23 were omitted due to the temporary increases due to COVID-19 related supplemental funding.
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C SAMHSA funding in several key areas has not kept up with inflation, or does not include sufficient support for SU prevention NASADAD (2018)
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. The public health and prevention portion of the 2021 National Health Expenditure Accounts (all health care spending)
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Substance Use Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery Services Block Grant proportion for children under 18: $16 million Calculated by using the demographics information from Fiscal Year 2022 reported in SAMHSA's Fiscal Year 2025 Justification of Estimates for Appropriations Committees (SAMHSA, 2024) : • Children 17 years old and under: 3.89 percent, rounded up to 4 percent • The 20 percent set aside of the $2 billion SUBG = $400 million • 4 percent of the $400 million = $16 million of the prevention set-aside supports services for children b.
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2023. Department of Health and Hu man Services Fiscal Year 2024 Health Resources and Services Administration Justification of Estimates for Appropriations Committees.
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SAMHSA. Department of Health and Human Services Fiscal Year 2025 Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Justification of Estimates for Appropriations Committees 2024.
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