AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoNursing Home Safety: Connecticut officials are pressing Fresh River Healthcare in East Windsor over a resident’s maggot-infested head wound, repeated complaints and staffing concerns. Climate and Health: Connecticut joined 20 states challenging the EPA’s repeal of power-plant emissions limits, warning the rollback could worsen pollution and harm public health. Domestic Violence Prevention: Connecticut advocates say preventing abuse takes community action, healthy-relationship education and safe housing—needs made harder by funding cuts to victim services. Consumer Protection: Attorney General William Tong is investigating Character.AI and seeking safeguards for sensitive user data, including private conversations about mental health, as the company enters bankruptcy. Health Coverage: Connecticut is distributing $10 million to help more than 7,600 public-school paraeducators with insurance costs. Family Support: FAVOR, a nonprofit that helps families navigate behavioral-health and other services for children, plans to close by Oct. 30, leaving families and state partners searching for alternatives. Seasonal Health: The state’s health department urges families to prepare for respiratory-virus season with flu vaccination and conversations with healthcare providers.
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