The CYBHI Legacy Report: Advancing Behavioral Health — From Moment to Movement highlights how systems across the state are shifting to center the needs of young people and improve access to care.
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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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The CYBHI Legacy Report: Advancing Behavioral Health — From Moment to Movement highlights how systems across the state are shifting to center the needs of young people and improve access to care.
Read the ReportLearn how early adopters of the CYBHI Fee Schedule are leveraging the program to support children and youth at schools and school-linked sites.
Read NowRead how dyadic care is helping families thrive, reducing stigma, and strengthening communities across California.
Read NowThis report focuses on how CYBHI workstreams, campaigns, and initiatives align with the 12 Calls-to-Action in the original Youth at the Center report, highlighting both progress made and opportunities that remain. It includes a qualitative review of CYBHI activities (from January 2023 through December 2025) and a community-informed reflection on whether the vision expressed in 2022 is taking shape in ways that young people and families can feel.
Read the ReportThe Community-Based Organization Workforce Grant Program plays a critical role in developing and sustaining California’s behavioral health workforce.
Read NowDHCS released the 2025 BrightLife Kids and Soluna Impact Report, featuring video testimonials and key data on the platforms’ growth and impact.
Read NowOver 1,600 California organizations have been awarded more than $2.2 billion to conduct nearly 2,200 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.
