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The Trump administration cut $2 billion in mental health and substance use grants, disrupting services nationwide.
The Trump administration abruptly terminated approximately 2,000 federal grants worth nearly $2 billion in mental health and substance use funding on January 13, 2026, affecting programs nationwide.
The cuts, communicated via sudden termination letters from SAMHSA, impacted services including overdose prevention, peer recovery support, crisis care, and mental health education, with providers reporting immediate disruptions and potential program closures.
The move, cited as a shift in agency priorities, has drawn widespread condemnation from health experts, advocacy groups, and medical associations, who warn it threatens public health, worsens the mental health crisis, and undermines progress in reducing overdose deaths.
The Department of Health and Human Services and SAMHSA have not publicly responded.
La administración Trump recortó $ 2 mil millones en subsidios de salud mental y uso de sustancias, interrumpiendo los servicios a nivel nacional.