High-fidelity wraparound grants established, mental health services funding provided for incarcerated youth, and money appropriated.

HF 2422 establishes a grant program for high-fidelity wraparound mental health services for youth with serious behavioral or mental health challenges, primarily affecting incarcerated youth in juvenile detention centers and counties/community providers. The bill appropriates state funds for two key purposes: (1) creating grants to support comprehensive, family-driven wraparound services through counties or community providers, and (2) funding mental health services directly in juvenile detention centers through grants to hire staff or contract for treatment. Grantees must report service data annually and work to leverage additional funding for eligible youth. The legislation focuses on expanding access to evidence-based mental health support within the juvenile justice and community systems.