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Balancing Budgets & Better Human Services Outcomes, with OK Rep. Daniel Pae
How do states balance fiscal responsibility with the growing demand for human services, behavioral health support, and child welfare programs? Host Lindsey Gray sits down with Oklahoma Representative Daniel Pae, Chair of the House Appropriations and Budget Human Services Subcommittee and Vice Chair of the House Children, Youth and Family Services Committee. Rep. Pae shares how Oklahoma is navigating complex budget decisions while investing in programs that support children, families, mental health, healthcare access, and vulnerable populations.
In this episode:
How does Oklahoma balance state budgets while funding human services programs?
Oklahoma lawmakers evaluate funding priorities through a combination of fiscal discipline, outcome measurement, and investments in programs that improve quality of life, including child welfare, behavioral health, healthcare access, and family support services.
In this episode:
What are Oklahoma's biggest human services funding challenges?
Key challenges include maintaining adequate funding for child welfare programs, behavioral health services, healthcare access, and state employee compensation while adapting to changing federal funding requirements.
What is Dylan's Law in Oklahoma?
Dylan's Law is a comprehensive epilepsy awareness and education initiative designed to improve understanding of epilepsy and Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP), increase data collection, and support individuals and families affected by the condition.
How is Oklahoma addressing behavioral health and mental health access?
Oklahoma is investing in behavioral health infrastructure, workforce development, training programs, and expanded access to care, particularly in rural communities where mental health resources are often limited.
How could federal Medicaid and SNAP changes affect states?
Changes to federal funding formulas and program requirements could increase financial pressure on states, requiring legislatures to evaluate budgets, improve program administration, and identify new ways to maintainservices for residents.
Learn more at CSG South.
In this episode:
How does Oklahoma balance state budgets while funding human services programs?
Oklahoma lawmakers evaluate funding priorities through a combination of fiscal discipline, outcome measurement, and investments in programs that improve quality of life, including child welfare, behavioral health, healthcare access, and family support services.
In this episode:
What are Oklahoma's biggest human services funding challenges?
Key challenges include maintaining adequate funding for child welfare programs, behavioral health services, healthcare access, and state employee compensation while adapting to changing federal funding requirements.
What is Dylan's Law in Oklahoma?
Dylan's Law is a comprehensive epilepsy awareness and education initiative designed to improve understanding of epilepsy and Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP), increase data collection, and support individuals and families affected by the condition.
How is Oklahoma addressing behavioral health and mental health access?
Oklahoma is investing in behavioral health infrastructure, workforce development, training programs, and expanded access to care, particularly in rural communities where mental health resources are often limited.
How could federal Medicaid and SNAP changes affect states?
Changes to federal funding formulas and program requirements could increase financial pressure on states, requiring legislatures to evaluate budgets, improve program administration, and identify new ways to maintainservices for residents.
Learn more at CSG South.
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By CSG SouthHow do states balance fiscal responsibility with the growing demand for human services, behavioral health support, and child welfare programs? Host Lindsey Gray sits down with Oklahoma Representative Daniel Pae, Chair of the House Appropriations and Budget Human Services Subcommittee and Vice Chair of the House Children, Youth and Family Services Committee. Rep. Pae shares how Oklahoma is navigating complex budget decisions while investing in programs that support children, families, mental health, healthcare access, and vulnerable populations.
In this episode:
How does Oklahoma balance state budgets while funding human services programs?
Oklahoma lawmakers evaluate funding priorities through a combination of fiscal discipline, outcome measurement, and investments in programs that improve quality of life, including child welfare, behavioral health, healthcare access, and family support services.
In this episode:
What are Oklahoma's biggest human services funding challenges?
Key challenges include maintaining adequate funding for child welfare programs, behavioral health services, healthcare access, and state employee compensation while adapting to changing federal funding requirements.
What is Dylan's Law in Oklahoma?
Dylan's Law is a comprehensive epilepsy awareness and education initiative designed to improve understanding of epilepsy and Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP), increase data collection, and support individuals and families affected by the condition.
How is Oklahoma addressing behavioral health and mental health access?
Oklahoma is investing in behavioral health infrastructure, workforce development, training programs, and expanded access to care, particularly in rural communities where mental health resources are often limited.
How could federal Medicaid and SNAP changes affect states?
Changes to federal funding formulas and program requirements could increase financial pressure on states, requiring legislatures to evaluate budgets, improve program administration, and identify new ways to maintainservices for residents.
Learn more at CSG South.
In this episode:
How does Oklahoma balance state budgets while funding human services programs?
Oklahoma lawmakers evaluate funding priorities through a combination of fiscal discipline, outcome measurement, and investments in programs that improve quality of life, including child welfare, behavioral health, healthcare access, and family support services.
In this episode:
What are Oklahoma's biggest human services funding challenges?
Key challenges include maintaining adequate funding for child welfare programs, behavioral health services, healthcare access, and state employee compensation while adapting to changing federal funding requirements.
What is Dylan's Law in Oklahoma?
Dylan's Law is a comprehensive epilepsy awareness and education initiative designed to improve understanding of epilepsy and Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP), increase data collection, and support individuals and families affected by the condition.
How is Oklahoma addressing behavioral health and mental health access?
Oklahoma is investing in behavioral health infrastructure, workforce development, training programs, and expanded access to care, particularly in rural communities where mental health resources are often limited.
How could federal Medicaid and SNAP changes affect states?
Changes to federal funding formulas and program requirements could increase financial pressure on states, requiring legislatures to evaluate budgets, improve program administration, and identify new ways to maintainservices for residents.
Learn more at CSG South.