Missouri § 9.166 - Minority mental health awareness month designated for the month of July.

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§ 9.166. Minority mental health awareness month designated for the month of July.

The month of July shall be known as "Minority Mental Health Awareness Month".  The citizens of this state are encouraged to observe the month with appropriate events and activities to raise awareness of the effects of mental illness on minorities.

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(L. 2020 H.B. 1682)

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