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Stop Gun Violence: Must-Have Funding to Fight Cuts

January 23, 2026 SnapLive Newscommunity outreach, funding cuts, funding importance, gun violence, intervention strategies, mental health services, police training, public safety, U.S. gun violence, violence prevention

As communities grapple with the rising tide of gun violence, the urgent call for gun violence funding has never been clearer. Adequate financial support not only safeguards vital programs but also fosters safer neighborhoods for everyone. Read More

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Georgia Legislative Session: Essential Insights for 2026

January 11, 2026January 11, 2026 SnapLive Newsaffordable housing solutions, education reform, first-time homebuyer programs, funding equity, Georgia Legislative Session, housing affordability, legislative insights 2026, mental health services, public health, tenant protections

As the Georgia Legislative Session gears up for 2026, residents are encouraged to stay informed about key issues like housing affordability and education reform, which promise to shape the future of the state. Understanding these developments will empower you to navigate the changes that affect our communities and families. Read More

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Atlanta’s Must-Have $5.1B Plan for Youth & Community Growth

October 1, 2025 SnapLive News$5.1 billion initiative, affordable housing Atlanta, Atlanta youth development, community growth Atlanta, community investment, infrastructure improvements, job creation Atlanta, Mayor Andre Dickens, mental health services, Youth Programs

Atlantas ambitious $5.1 billion plan for youth and community growth is poised to transform the city by investing in education, affordable housing, and essential services, ensuring a brighter future for generations to come. Join us as we explore how this groundbreaking initiative aims to uplift neighborhoods and foster meaningful change. Read More

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Life After Release: Empowering Former Inmates Effortlessly

September 9, 2025September 9, 2025 SnapLive Newscommunity support, Employment Opportunities, empowering former inmates, former inmate challenges, housing stability, life after release, mental health services, overcoming stigma, rehabilitation programs, reintegration support

Life after release is a critical time for empowering former inmates, where the right support can help transform their lives and strengthen communities. By addressing challenges like employment, housing, and healthcare, we pave the way for meaningful reintegration and positive contributions to society. Read More

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Trump Rollbacks: Must-Have Mental Health Coverage at Risk

August 22, 2025August 22, 2025 SnapLive Newshealthcare policy, healthcare protections, insurance coverage, Medicaid changes, mental health advocacy, mental health coverage, mental health services, mental illness treatment, Trump rollbacks, vulnerable populations

Amid the Trump rollbacks, the future of mental health coverage hangs in the balance, raising alarms for countless Americans relying on vital support. As protections fade, advocates are urging for a renewed commitment to ensure everyone has access to the mental health care they desperately need. Read More

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Fulton County’s Exclusive Increased HIV Funding Boost

August 1, 2025August 1, 2025 SnapLive Newscommunity health initiatives, education and outreach, Fulton County, health disparities, health equity, HIV funding, HIV prevention, mental health services, public health, testing and treatment

Fulton Countys exclusive increased HIV funding boost marks a pivotal moment in the fight against the HIV epidemic, energizing health experts and community leaders to unite for impactful change. With fresh resources dedicated to prevention, testing, and education, the initiative promises to bring essential support to those most affected in the region. Read More