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CARS Report
Review the newly released findings and recommendations from the fall 2021 California Behavioral Health Workforce Assessment survey!
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GRANTEE SPOTLIGHT: A Friend in Deed (FIND)
EPOC grantee A Friend in Deed (FIND) is centered in elevating voices and ensuring participants receive training and support to be most effective, providing direct services (especially outside of standard business hours), and conducting advocacy are core activities.
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GRANTEE SPOTLIGHT: Sacramento Youth Center
EPOC grantee Sacramento Youth Center aims to deliver a quality space for youth to find support, services and healthy peer community.
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GRANTEE SPOTLIGHT: Consumers Self Help Center
PWI grantee Consumers Self Help Center aims to bridge the gap between the community and behavioral health by meeting people where they are at, through field-based outreach, compassion, and cultural competency.
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GRANTEE SPOTLIGHT: CAMHPRO
The California Association of Mental Health Peer Run Organizations (CAMHPRO) a consumer-run organization made up of other established, independent, and successful consumer-run organizations, and individual consumer members, joined our grantee coaches for an interview.
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GRANTEE SPOTLIGHT: One New Heartbeat
PWI/EPOC Grantee One New Heartbeat, an organization that provides education and support on personal wellbeing, joined our grantee coaches for an interview.
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GRANTEE SPOTLIGHT: The Happier Life Project
PWI/EPOC Grantee the Happier Life Project, a recovery community organization, joined our grantee coaches for an interview.
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GRANTEE SPOTLIGHT: Central California LGBTQ+ Collaborative
PWI/EPOC grantee the Central California LGBTQ+ Collaborative for Well-Being, an association dedicated to Education, Advocacy, and Training for inclusion of all members of the community, sat down for an interview with our grantee coaches.
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Announcement: DHCS awards new BHWD program
The Community Services Division of the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) awarded $51.5 million on March 10, 2022, to its newest Behavioral Health Workforce Development (BHWD) program—the Mentored Internship Program (MIP).