CYBHI

CYBHI Impact

Transformative change, lasting impact

Working hand-in-hand with partners and communities across the state, California is building a system that helps kids and families find the support they need, when, where, and in the way they need it most.

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From vision to action

California’s reimagined behavioral health system is taking shape. Check out the stories.

Building the Future of Mental Health, One Student at a Time

High school students participating in the Youth Mental Health Academy are able to engage with peers, learn about mental health and discover professional passion.

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How California is Supporting Parents and Caregivers

This video shares a glimpse into how CYBHI is transforming how California supports parents and caregivers.

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A Workforce Built on Lived Experience: Scaling Peer Support Across California

A growing workforce of Peer Support Specialists is transforming how people access mental health and substance use care — not through clinical credentials, but through the power of shared experience.

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Leveraging Cal-MAP to Increase Access to Youth Mental Health Support through Primary Care Settings

Meet Californians who have already experienced the value of Cal-MAP by gaining timely guidance, coordinated care and peace of mind.

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California’s Youth-Led Live Beyond Campaign on Adverse Childhood Experiences Shows Early Impact, RAND Study Finds

In its first ten months, California’s Live Beyond campaign reached an estimated 1.4 million youth and 1.6 million caregivers, raising awareness and encouraging positive coping strategies.

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Expanding Parenting Support Across California

Parenting today comes with a unique set of challenges. Discover how CYBHI services are helping them along the way.

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Impact in Communities

Building a system that helps kids and families

Over 1,600 California organizations have been awarded more than $2.1 billion to conduct nearly 2,000 activities that advance behavioral health supports and services across the state.

Organizations representing the community, education, and health sectors are coming together to build a more coordinated, youth-centered, prevention-oriented, and accessible behavioral health system.