你需要知道什么​​ ：得益于提案 1，今天的资金预计将为行为健康创造超过 5,000 张住院治疗床位和超过 21,800 个门诊治疗名额，并将在加州其他主要行为健康计划的基础上进一步发展。​​ 

加州萨克拉门托- 州长加文-纽森（Gavin Newsom）今天宣布拨款 33 亿美元，用于设立 5,000 多张住院治疗床位和 21,800 多个门诊治疗名额，以提供行为健康护理服务，并将在加州其他重大行为健康计划的基础上继续努力。由加州医疗服务部 (DHCS) 管理的 "第 1 号提案行为健康连续性基础设施计划"（BHCIP）第 1 轮："启动准备 "奖项将极大地扩展加州精神疾病患者和药物使用障碍患者（包括无家可归者）获得医疗服务的途径。​​ 

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“Californians demanded swift action to address our state’s behavioral health crisis when they voted for Prop 1 in March 2024. Today, we’re delivering our biggest win yet. These launch-ready projects will build and expand residential beds and treatment slots for those who need help. Whether it’s crisis stabilization, inpatient services, or long-term treatment, we’re ensuring that individuals can access the right care at the right time.” ~Governor Gavin Newsom​​ 

When fully awarded, funding from Proposition 1 bonds is estimated to create 6,800 residential treatment beds and 26,700 outpatient treatment slots for behavioral health and will build on other major behavioral health initiatives in California.​​  

Kim Johnson, Secretary of the California Health & Human Services Agency​​ : “Today marks a critical milestone in our commitment to transforming California’s behavioral health system. Through these awards, we are investing in bold, community-driven solutions that expand access to care, promote equity, and meet people where they are. These projects are a reflection of our values and vision for a healthier, more compassionate California.”​​ 

Michelle Baass, DHCS Director: “This is a generational investment in California’s behavioral health future. We are not just building facilities. We are building hope, dignity, and pathways to healing for thousands of Californians. These investments will significantly enhance our state’s capacity to provide timely, effective care for individuals in their own communities.”​​  

WHY THIS MATTERS: The Bond BHCIP Round 1 awards will help to create a comprehensive behavioral health system, ensuring that individuals can access the right care at the right time, whether it be for crisis stabilization, inpatient care, or long-term treatment. As part of the state’s goal to reduce mental health crises, increase the availability of services, and support community-based solutions, these investments are vital in ensuring the long-term sustainability and accessibility of behavioral health services.​​ 

Through BHCIP, DHCS has competitively awarded grants to construct, acquire, and expand properties and invest in mobile crisis infrastructure for behavioral health. Proposition 1, passed in March 2024, increases funding opportunities to expand BHCIP to serve even more Californians with mental health and substance use disorders through infrastructure development.​​   

BIGGER PICTURE: California’s Mental Health for All initiative is modernizing the behavioral health delivery system to improve accountability, increase transparency, and expand the capacity of behavioral health care facilities. BHCIP supports the creation, renovation, and expansion of facilities that serve individuals with mental health and substance use disorder needs, with a focus on crisis care, residential treatment, and outpatient services. DHCS has already awarded $1.7 billion in BHCIP competitive grants.​​ 

There is a 7,000-plus behavioral health bed shortfall in California, contributing to  unmet needs among people experiencing homelessness who have mental illness and/or substance use disorders. Bond BHCIP funding is estimated to create 6,800 residential treatment beds and 26,700 outpatient treatment slots for behavioral health and will build upon other major behavioral health initiatives in California. This investment will help address the behavioral health bed shortfall.​​ 

WHAT COMES NEXT: Today’s announcement represents the first of two Bond BHCIP funding rounds. The second round, Bond BHCIP Round 2: Unmet Needs, will provide over $800 million in competitive funding awards for behavioral health treatment facilities and is open to all entities. Interested entities are encouraged to apply after the Round 2 Request for Applications goes live as soon as later this month.​​  

Additionally, the Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) will oversee up to $2 billion in Proposition 1 funds to build permanent supportive housing for veterans and others who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and have mental health or substance use disorder challenges.​​ 

了解更多： 有关债券 BHCIP 第一轮：启动准备的更多信息，请访问BHCIP 网站。有关 邦德 BHCIP 第一轮：启动准备和第二轮：未满足需求的 更多指导 可供查阅 。请访问行为健康转型网页，了解最新信息和资源，包括定期公众听证会的录音。​​  

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