Well the White House released the full PDF today.. if anyone is that bored.
http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/omb/budget/fy2014/assets/budget.pdf
One piece of it:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/omb/budget/fy2014/assets/budget.pdf
One piece of it:
MAKING COMMUNITIES SAFER BY REDUCING GUN VIOLENCE
The Budget supports the President’s comprehensive
approach to improving gun safety and
reducing gun violence, including expanded background
checks for firearm sales, improved tracing
and ballistics analysis, and enhanced efforts to
keep guns out of the hands of dangerous criminals
and other prohibited persons.
To maximize success, the Budget combines
these efforts with programs to improve school
safety, enhance police officer protection, and implement
new mechanisms to prevent the use of
firearms by unauthorized users. It provides $112
million in new funds to help schools develop and
implement emergency preparedness plans, create
safer and more nurturing school climates
through evidence-based behavioral practices,
provide support and services to children exposed
to pervasive violence, collect data on school safety
and climate, and highlight best practices regarding
school discipline policies, including the
equitable implementation
of these policies. This
investment will complement Departments of Justice,
Health and Human Services, and Homeland
Security programs designed to support comprehensive
school safety strategies.
The Budget expands mental health services for
youth and families with a $130 million initiative
to help teachers recognize signs of mental illness
in students, improves mental health services for
young people ages 16-25, and trains 5,000 more
mental health professionals with a focus on serving
students and young adults. The Budget also
includes $30 million to support a nationwide violent
deaths surveillance system and additional
research on the causes and prevention of gun violence.
Together, these initiatives can help identify
mental illness early and create a clear pathway to
treatment for those in need, increase gun safety,
and keep communities safe from the immeasurable
tragedies resulting from gun violence.
The Budget supports the President’s comprehensive
approach to improving gun safety and
reducing gun violence, including expanded background
checks for firearm sales, improved tracing
and ballistics analysis, and enhanced efforts to
keep guns out of the hands of dangerous criminals
and other prohibited persons.
To maximize success, the Budget combines
these efforts with programs to improve school
safety, enhance police officer protection, and implement
new mechanisms to prevent the use of
firearms by unauthorized users. It provides $112
million in new funds to help schools develop and
implement emergency preparedness plans, create
safer and more nurturing school climates
through evidence-based behavioral practices,
provide support and services to children exposed
to pervasive violence, collect data on school safety
and climate, and highlight best practices regarding
school discipline policies, including the
equitable implementation
of these policies. This
investment will complement Departments of Justice,
Health and Human Services, and Homeland
Security programs designed to support comprehensive
school safety strategies.
The Budget expands mental health services for
youth and families with a $130 million initiative
to help teachers recognize signs of mental illness
in students, improves mental health services for
young people ages 16-25, and trains 5,000 more
mental health professionals with a focus on serving
students and young adults. The Budget also
includes $30 million to support a nationwide violent
deaths surveillance system and additional
research on the causes and prevention of gun violence.
Together, these initiatives can help identify
mental illness early and create a clear pathway to
treatment for those in need, increase gun safety,
and keep communities safe from the immeasurable
tragedies resulting from gun violence.
