Washington ( CNN ) -- The battle over the budget often revolves around politically partisan issues of taxes and spending . But President Barack Obama 's proposed spending plan for the next fiscal year totals $ 3.9 trillion so there 's a lot that can be overlooked . We read the budget plan so you did n't have to . Here 's what else is in it : . Obama 's budget : Help for workers , taxes for the rich . Lessons learned ? The State Department would receive $ 4.6 billion to protect staff at consulates and embassies overseas . It 's a recommendation from the Benghazi Accountability Review Board after the deadly attacks that killed four Americans in 2012 . Mental health : As mental health has received increased attention after multiple mass shootings in recent years , the budget outlines $ 75 million for mental health programs specifically for youth and young adults . Mass violence : To prevent mass shootings , $ 10 million is proposed to train local law enforcement to respond to mass shootings . Some of that money is for a public awareness campaign to prevent such events . Compounding pharmacies : After a Massachusetts pharmacy that mixed its own medication was found to be the source of a meningitis outbreak , it was realized that compounding pharmacies slide under the radar . This budget provides $ 25 million for the Food and Drug Administration to inspect the facilities . From welfare to work : It 's true . Obama receives a lot of flak from political adversaries for bolstering the nanny state and creating a culture of dependency . In this budget , he proposes to `` redirect '' $ 602 million to a program that works with employers to provide subsidized employment opportunities for low-income people . Unemployment benefits : While the President proposes an increase in federal unemployment benefits , he would also invest $ 3 billion to ensure people who received disability insurance benefits do n't also receive unemployment benefits as well . Perhaps another item where Republicans and Democrats can reach common ground ? Airport lines : The budget proposal would direct the Transportation Security Administration to focus its resources on high-risk passengers and make it easier for low-risk passengers to pass through airport security check points . `` TSA will improve the customer experience while enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of its screening operators , '' the budget document says . Obama wants better tax deal for working families . More prisons ? The United States locks up more people per capita than any other country . To accommodate the massive number of prisoners , the President proposed $ 8.4 billion `` to continue bringing newly completed , or acquired , prisons on line . '' Military sexual assault : While New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand has been unsuccessful in passing her legislation that would reform how the military handles incidences of sexual assault , the President includes some of her proposals in his budget aimed at `` eliminating sexual assault from the military . '' He calls for a `` full-scale review '' of changes by December . Nine to five or six or seven : The Department of Labor would receive $ 41 million for 300 new investigators to ensure that employers follow wage and overtime laws . International AIDS : The President proposes an additional $ 300 million to the $ 1.35 billion budgeted to fund AIDS , tuberculosis and malaria prevention around the world . Illness in the U.S. : This budget prioritizes the accelerated development `` of a universal flu vaccine . '' Flat-line : The President makes some cuts to federal programs , including eliminating funding for grants for abstinence-only education . The feds ' customer services : Speaking of customer service , $ 100 million would be spent to `` significantly improve Internet and in-person services at the Social Security Administration . Another $ 150 million would `` further reduce wait times and enhance services for the public . '' So-long penny . And the nickel ? The Treasury Department is taking on a major review of the use of coins in U.S. currency . It `` will result in the development of alternative options for the penny and the nickel . '' The not-so-secret life of bees : It 's widely known that bees are disappearing . What 's not known is the reason . The President dedicates $ 50 million worth of public-private research grants and preservation for bee habitats .
The President 's budget for fiscal year 2015 adds up to $ 3.9 trillion . Mental health , AIDS prevention , unemployment benefits addressed . Some programs , including abstinence education , received no funding .