
Missouri Cannabis Revenue Funds $15 Million to Three Primary Beneficiaries
This amount is split evenly to benefit military veterans, the state public defenders for low-income residents, and the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.

This amount is split evenly to benefit military veterans, the state public defenders for low-income residents, and the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.

If passed, it would require that a task force have until January 2025 to explore the best course of action for psychedelic-assisted therapy regulation and licenses.

The House bill, in conjunction with an identical Senate bill passed in February, would legalize psilocybin for veterans and provide funds to study the substance.

Movers and shakers in the social equity scene extrapolate on overcoming challenges and exciting new programs.

This amount is split evenly to benefit military veterans, the state public defenders for low-income residents, and the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.

If passed, it would require that a task force have until January 2025 to explore the best course of action for psychedelic-assisted therapy regulation and licenses.

The House bill, in conjunction with an identical Senate bill passed in February, would legalize psilocybin for veterans and provide funds to study the substance.

Movers and shakers in the social equity scene extrapolate on overcoming challenges and exciting new programs.
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