Mental Health Services Act

The Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) provides both a vision and an opportunity with potential resources to transform California’s mental health system. The Act provides a specific list of purposes and intent; defines serious mental illness, including prevention and early intervention, as a priority and prioritizes reducing the long-term impact resulting from untreated serious mental illness. The act also provides for successful, innovative services, including culturally and linguistically competent approaches for underserved populations.

Resources

• Annual Updates 
• Assignment of MHSA statewide projects (PDF)
• Directory of MHSA-Funded Services (PDF)
• Campaign for Community Wellness
• Detailed information on meetings and minutes
• Evaluation Reports
• MHSA Plans
• MHSA revenue and expenditure reports
• MHSA Issue Resolution Process - How to File a Grievance

Questions

If you have questions regarding the Placer County Mental Health Services Act or the Campaign for Community Wellness Steering Committee, please email the committee.