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A bill proposes to offer scholarships for mental health workers in California 's new court-ordered treatment program.
The bill would create an annual scholarship fund for students who pursue a mental health profession provided they work for three years with CARE Court .
Critics say a CARE Court scholarship should also support other county programs that treat individuals with serious mental illness.
The nine counties that have launched the specialized courts have received more than 600 petitions in the first 10 months of the program.
The remaining 49 counties are slated to launch their programs by Dec. 1 .
The bill’s price tag could be its downfall.
Newsom has until the end of the month to sign or veto the bill.
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