Codey SOS - Forgiving College Loans
Our mental health facilities are facing a personnel crisis. These jobs are difficult and salaries start as low as $25,000 dollars per year. On average, 38% of recent college graduates in community-based provider agencies will leave their job after one year.
If we can't retain quality people then we can't provide quality care. So today I am proposing a new incentive to attract and retain mental health workers. The state will forgive up to $20,000 dollars in student loans ... for any college graduate who works in a state, county, or non-profit mental health or social service agency. These are only two initial recommendations from the Mental Health Task Force, and I look forward to their full report in March.
Codey's entire State of the State address here.
If we can't retain quality people then we can't provide quality care. So today I am proposing a new incentive to attract and retain mental health workers. The state will forgive up to $20,000 dollars in student loans ... for any college graduate who works in a state, county, or non-profit mental health or social service agency. These are only two initial recommendations from the Mental Health Task Force, and I look forward to their full report in March.
Codey's entire State of the State address here.
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