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May 7, 2024
The Commission is collaborating with St. John’s Program for Real Change to help the women at Saint John’s navigate through the state process and educate them on how to obtain state employment. This process will walk these women through how to create their CalCareer...
May 7, 2024
The Commission is collaborating with St. John’s Program for Real Change to help the women at Saint John’s navigate through the state process and educate them on how to obtain state employment. This process will walk these women through how to create their CalCareer...May 7, 2024
Commission staff presented to legislative staff on mental health in California.
May 7, 2024
The Commission’s Executive Director, Toby Ewing, Ph.D., presented on Proposition 1 to the Budget Committee.May 7, 2024
The Commission held a monthly meeting with Mental Health Wellness Act (MHSA) partners.
May 1, 2024
The Commission’s Executive Director, Toby Ewing, Ph.D., participated in the One Mind Accelerator programming event. These programming sessions “empower founders with the catalytic tools- network, education, and capital- to build robust, scalable, and...Apr 30, 2024
Community educational event bringing together members of the AAPI Bay Area community to learn about the impacts of SB 43, CARE Courts, and Prop 1. Members of the community shared input on how to address the impacts.Apr 30, 2024
Deadline to Submit Response (Qualifications): May 24, 2024 by 3:00 PM Interviews (Optional, if needed): June 3-4, 2024 Notice of Award: June 10, 2024 The Mental Health Services Oversight and Accountability Commission is seeking an experienced organization to conduct...
Apr 29, 2024
The Commission’s Executive Director, Toby Ewing, Ph.D., spoke on a Cal Matters Live panel. The panel discussion included “From CARE Court to mental health parity to redefining “grave disability,” the state has recently undertaken a flurry of...Apr 26, 2024
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