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L.A. County delays new criteria for gravely disabled - Vimarsana News

L.A. County delays new criteria for gravely disabled

Board of Supervisors Chair Lindsey P. Horvath cited “the immense amount of work” required to implement the law, which adds severe substance use disorder to the definition of gravely disabled.

L.A. County delays implementation of new criteria for gravely disabled - Vimarsana News

L.A. County delays implementation of new criteria for gravely disabled

Board of Supervisors Chair Lindsey P. Horvath cited "the immense amount of work" required to implement the law, which adds severe substance use disorder to the definition of gravely disabled.

Source: yahoo.com
Election 2024: California Voters to Decide on $6 Billion Homelessness Bond - Vimarsana News

Election 2024: California Voters to Decide on $6 Billion Homelessness Bond

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed two ‘behavioral health’ bills that put Proposition 1 on the March 2024 ballot, targeting the housing, mental health, and substance use treatment needs of homeless residents living in encampments. Opposition has arisen.

California is reinventing how it deals with mental illness. Now the locals have to make it work - Vimarsana News

California is reinventing how it deals with mental illness. Now the locals have to make it work

California voters will be asked to decide on a ballot measure in March 2024 that includes a $6.38-billion bond to pay for mental health housing and services.

Source: yahoo.com
California is reinventing how it deals with mental illness - Vimarsana News

California is reinventing how it deals with mental illness

California voters will be asked to decide on a ballot measure in March 2024 that includes a $6.38-billion bond to pay for mental health housing and services.