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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.

CYBHI Spotlights: Alameda, Fresno, Humboldt & Imperial Counties

With support from CYBHI, counties throughout California are increasing services to support kids and families. Learn more about efforts underway in four counties.

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How Certified Wellness Coaches Are Supporting Youth

Explore how Certified Wellness Coaches are making an impact in Tehama County in this EdSource article.

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Rebuilding Support: Coaching California’s School-Based Mental Health System to Wellness

Thanks to a healthy mix of caring community members, and funding from the CYBHI, new and enhanced mental health supports are offering hope and help to many residents in Tehama County.

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Finding Hope in Community: How Queer Youth Are Redefining Mental Health Support

Growing up is a journey, full of ups and downs. LGBTQ+ youth can face additional challenges and they need safe spaces to find their way. Meet a few California youth who are finding support in their communities.

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Yuba County Embracing New Ways to Support Student Mental Health

School staff, public health officials and students from Yuba County are coming together to enhance services to support student and family mental health.

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California to Expand Behavioral Health Care in Los Angeles County

Kedren South-Psychiatric Acute Care Hospital & Children’s Village, made possible through DHCS’ Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program (BHCIP), will soon provide comprehensive mental health care and support for children and youth.

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Impact in Communities

Building a system that helps kids and families

Over 1,300 California organizations have been awarded more than $2 billion to conduct more than 1,800 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.