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County Behavioral Health Services is inviting residents to give their input on where to focus funding to support people with serious mental illness or substance use issues who are eligible for Medi-Cal at a series of upcoming meetings.
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Every October, the County reminds San Diegans to ask themselves how they’re feeling as part of Check your Mood, an initiative to promote mental health screenings.
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The County and its partners gathered Thursday to kick off the ELEVATE Behavioral Health Workforce Fund (ELEVATE), a $75 million investment to build a stronger behavioral health workforce in our region to meet the needs of residents.
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It has been two years since the Community Assistance, Recovery and Empowerment (CARE) Act program began enrolling participants, and the number of success stories is growing. A total of 149 CARE Agreements have been put in place and there have been 23 graduations. Recently, 11 participants all celebrated their graduation on the same day.
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As Suicide Prevention Month finishes up, it’s timely to provide a reminder that resources, tools, and trainings are available year-round to help prevent suicide deaths.
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The County’s Behavioral Health Services (BHS) has been awarded $29.1 million in state funding that will be used to create new mental health and substance use treatment services in the region.
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The County of San Diego recently hosted its second annual East County Community Resource Fair, bringing together more than 90 service providers to support people on probation and other community members.
