Hawaiʻi Health Dept. gets $4M federal grant to address young children's mental health : Maui Now

The Project LAUNCH grant provides the state $800,000 a year for the next five years to promote the wellness of young children from birth through age 8 by addressing their physical and mental health needs.

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