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2003 Budget Targets Substance Abuse Treatment Gap

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Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Budget Authority by Activity (Dollars in thousands)


Program/
Activity		 FY 2001
Enacted 		FY 2002
Current Estimate		 FY 2003
President's Budget		 Increase/
Decrease from 2002
Programs of Regional and National Significance:        
Mental Health $203,390 $229,918 $223,067 -$6,851
Substance Abuse Prevention 174,919 198,011 152,815 -45,196
Substance Abuse Treatment 255,985 291,383 357,994 +66,611
Total, PRNS 634,294 719,312 733,876 +14,564
Children's Mental
Health Services		 91,645 96,631 96,694 +63
Protection & Advocacy Program 30,000 32,500 32,500 —
PATH Formula Grant 36,855 39,855 46,855 +7,000
Mental Health Block Grant 420,000 433,000 433,000 —
Substance Abuse Block Grant 1,665,000 1,725,000 1,785,000 +60,000
Buildings & Facilities1 6,500 — — —
Program Management 81,784 94,253 79,779 -14,474
Emergency Response & Recovery Funds 28,000 10,000 — -10,000
TOTAL, SAMHSA Program
Level		 $2,994,078 $3,150,551 $3,207,704 +$57,153
Less Emergency Response & Recovery Funds2 -28,000 -10,000 -10,000 —
TOTAL, SAMHSA Discretionary Budget $2,966,078 $3,140,551 $3,197,704 +$57,153
1/ Funding included in the FY 2001 Supplemental Apropriation, Public Law 107-20.
2/ Emergency Response Fund amounts allocated to SAMHSA in FY 2001 and FY 2002 and proposed for FY 2003.

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