New effort connects UL Lafayette students with help fastThe University of Louisiana at Lafayette secured a $489,000 federal grant and matching funds to kick off a four-year mental health and suicide prevention program focused on raising awareness, connecting students to services, and creating a coordinated crisis response network on campus.Baton Rouge Advocate2d agoWhole story →HealthEducationul lafayette mental health grant
Baton Rouge delays vote on employee insurance hikesBaton Rouge officials delayed a vote on Mayor Sid Edwards’ plan to raise health insurance costs for 4,000 city-parish employees or move them to a narrower provider network.Baton Rouge Advocate3d agoWhole story →HealthSid Edwards
