CIBHS partners with Riverside County to strengthen behavioral health systems by supporting the Cultural Community Liaison (CCL) program and providing technical assistance and training for county staff. These services build stronger connections between behavioral health systems and communities while expanding workforce capacity, advancing Behavioral Health Servies Act (BHSA) implementation, and supporting more equitable, community-informed behavioral health services.
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Behavioral Health Services Act Funded Community Driven Behavioral Health Initiative
The California Department of Public Health, in partnership with California Institute for Behavioral Health Solutions (CIBHS) is pleased to announce that the Request for Applications (RFA) is officially NOW LIVE for the California Department of Public Health (CDPH)-funded Community-Driven Behavioral Health Initiative (CDBHI).
As the Third-Party Administrator and Technical Assistance Provider for this project, CIBHS is overseeing $30 million in competitive grant funding to support culturally responsive, community-driven behavioral health prevention across California.
This initiative is designed to support culturally rooted, community-driven and community-informed behavioral health prevention strategies and solutions. Funded projects will focus on promoting wellness before behavioral health conditions develop and reducing the stigma associated with seeking help.
Transformational Change Partnership
The Transformational Change Partnership (TCP) supports California counties in implementing the Behavioral Health Services Act (BHSA) by providing coordinated, equity-centered technical assistance that strengthens systems, modernizes operations, and improves access to comprehensive, recovery-oriented behavioral health care.
Practice Implementation and Improvement
Clinical and non-clinical training and continuing education that support behavioral health workforce development across roles and systems.
CYBHI Scaling Evidence-Based and Community-Defined Evidence Practices
The Scaling EBP and CDEP Grant Program strengthens children and youth behavioral health statewide by expanding equitable, evidence-informed and community-defined practices that improve access, prevention, and long-term well-being for historically underserved communities.
California Youth Opioid Response (YOR CA) IV Project
YOR California strengthens statewide, youth-centered opioid prevention, treatment, and recovery systems by expanding access to coordinated, evidence-based services, including MOUD, for youth and young adults most at risk.