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Read more about 5th Annual California Indian Cultural Awareness Event
The Commission’s Executive Director, Toby Ewing, Ph.D., and Commission staff attended this event, hosted by Assemblymember James Ramos. The event included cultural presentations, as well as a blessing and land acknowledgement at the Native American Monument in... Read MoreRead more about 5th Annual California Indian Cultural Awareness Event
Read more about Disability Pride Month Reception
Aug 1, 2024
Commission staff attended Governor Gavin Newsom’s Office Disability Pride Month reception. California now recognizes July as Disability Pride Month, which presents an “opportunity to celebrate the many ways that people living with disabilities – whether visible... Read MoreRead more about Disability Pride Month Reception
Jul 31, 2024
Commission staff visited the Tarzana Treatment Center to widen knowledge of the challenges and opportunities in providing wrap-around services to individuals with serious mental health issues and substance use disorders. Read MoreRead more about Site Visit – Tarzana Treatment Center
Read more about Site Visit – Los Angeles Hopes and Opportunities Program (LA HOP)
Commission staff visited LA HOP, Los Angeles’ oldest Full Service Partnership (FSP). The purpose of this visit is to widen staff’s knowledge of the challenges and opportunities in providing wrap-around services to individuals with serious mental health... Read MoreRead more about Site Visit – Los Angeles Hopes and Opportunities Program (LA HOP)
The purpose of this meeting was to assess year-over-year fluctuations in tax revenues generated by the Behavioral Health Services Act, in recognition of the need for a reliable strategy for short and long-term fiscal stability. Read MoreRead more about Behavioral Health Services Act (BHSA) – Revenue and Stability Workgroup
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