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“As my life got bigger,
my illness got smaller” - MHSA Program Participant
Enacted into law in 2005
1% tax on income over $1 million
Designed to transform the mental
health system
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SF Department of Public Health
SF Health
Network
Ambulatory Care
Community Behavioral
Health Services
Population Health
Funding and Vision
A single plan that brings together all MHSA components
Guided by State regs, MHSA principles and Community Planning
Process (CPP)
Identifies new investments planned
for fiscal year 2014-15 and beyond
Describes service categories, programs,
target populations, cost per client and
outcomes
MHSA Integrated
Plan
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#1: Recovery-Oriented Treatment Services
#2: Mental Health Promotion & Early Intervention Services
#3: Peer-to-Peer Support Services
#4: Vocational Services
#5: MHSA Housing Program
#6: Behavioral Health Workforce Development
#7: Capital Facilities/Information Technology
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Over all ages, arrests and mental health emergencies dropped 80% (41 per 100 vs. 8 per 100).
School suspensions down 61%.
Reduction in hospitalizations the year prior to enrollment compared to 12 months in the program (61% vs. 13%).
PREP also proves to decrease symptoms of depression, anxiety, and psychosis.
Full Service Partnership
(FSP) Programs
Early Psychosis Program
Recovery Oriented
Treatment Services
OUTCOMES
Mental Health
Promotion and Early
Intervention
Mental Health Consultation and Capacity Building
Crisis Intervention
School-Based Mental Health
Promotion (K-12 and Higher Ed)
Population-Focused Mental
Health PEI
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Population-Focused Mental
Health Promotion and Early
Intervention
Asian and Pacific Islander (API)
African American Native American Latino/Mayan Arab Refugees Homeless Adults Homeless or System
Involved TAY (18-24) LGBTQ
Outreach and Engagement Screening and
Assessment Wellness Promotion Individual and Group
Therapeutic Services (short-term)
Service Linkage
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SCREENING AND LINKAGE 151 participants received screenings, 106
returned for therapy or medical services.
WELLNESS PROMOTION Participants report increased social connectedness with indicators such as “I feel close to people in this community” and “In a crisis, I know I have support from my community.”
THERAPUETIC SERVICES 75% of TAY in the program for 6months reported improvement in managing their MH.
Population-Focused Mental
Health Promotion and
Early Intervention
OUTCOMES
OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT 100 older adults received one-on-one, individualized outreach via home visits. 85% (650/784) had a better idea of where to find metal health services and local behavioral health resources.
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Peer-to-Peer
Support Services
Hired 6 peers in 2007 – Today CBHS employs 52 Peer Interns and Peer Specialists. 32 contracted programs report employing consumers
or participants. Peers provide wellness, recovery and other support
services (clinic, community, residential and locked settings). Formal certificate training through City College and
RAMS. Recently published RFQ seeks to identify a provider
to oversee Peer-to-Peer Support Services. NEW Peer Respite Program at SFGH BHC.
Remodeling
Information Technology (IT)
Peer-to-Peer Behavioral Health Services
Nutrition and Cooking
Vocational Services
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