In November of 2004, California voters approved proposition 63, the Mental Health Services Act, to provide funds to transform the way public mental health services are provided. The goal of the Mental Health Services Act is to create programs that help severely mentally ill persons experience a quality of life that enables them to live, work, learn, and participate fully in their community. MHSA funds are currently in the process of being distributed to counties through six (6) funding plans/components.

Browse the tabs under the MHSA menu to view each component’s summaries and detailed information.

Mental Health Services Act (Overview, Vision, Strategies, Outcomes)
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Prop63 Full Text
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About (MHSA) and the Campaign for Community Wellness

The Mental Health Service Act (MHSA) is one of several initiatives currently underway in Placer County working to tranform mental health services.Together, these various funding streams and inititatives are part of a coordination effort called the Campaign for Communty Wellness. The overall goal of the Campaign for Community Wellness is to transform and support traditional and non-traditional mental health services in Placer County that use innovative, collaborative, culturally competent and consumer-guided approaches.