A milestone achievement in ensuring California’s most vulnerable populations get immediate access to “whatever it takes” mental health care.

As part of their ongoing commitment to improve youth mental health, Children Now has partnered with Blue Shield California to conduct the BlueSky Youth Mental Health Survey.

Children Now delivered a Children’s Movement Letter signed by more than 380 organizations across California urging Governor Newsom to sign the Digital Assurance Act and keep kids safer online while dramatically helping their mental health.

The landscape of state-funded mental health services has been shifting in California.

Today, Project Healthy Minds’ bread and butter consists of three buckets: changing attitudes around mental health, expanding access to mental health services, and using data to influence broader systems.

Luminary closes its first $10M fund, our first seven investments and grants, and the first gathering of leaders across the field. Most of all, we celebrate the opportunity to improve family mental health in this country at a time when it’s needed most.

Potential cuts to Medicaid have Californians bracing for changes that could weaken recent gains in mental health care and addiction treatment.

Millions of Californians access behavioral health services annually through the State’s public mental health system.

Fueled by Pinterest, the Lisa Stone Pritzker Family Foundation, and lululemon, career exploration nonprofit Roadtrip Nation is sending three young adults interested in mental health and wellbeing on a free, life-changing road trip across the United States.

CCT shares five essential strategies to address the youth mental health crisis.

California requires insurers to cover medically necessary mental health treatment. But to patients, the separation between what that law requires and what health plans provide often feels like a gaping chasm.

ver the past few years, California has taken

admirable steps towards more robust and

fairer access to the mental health resources

young people need in the midst of an

enormous surge in demand.

Millions of parents who may face challenges around youth mental health, social media, and lack of optimism about the future, were tuning in for advice on how to navigate these complex times.

Because of the hard work of our team and many of our allies, the All-Payer Fee Schedule makes all schools automatically “in network” for all managed care plans.

This simple website was designed to provide easy, accessible, updated communication about the latest scientific findings, news articles, and media activities from our group that are related to the interconnected mental health of children.

For the second time in as many years, Gov. Gavin Newsom is pushing for major reform of California’s mental health system, this time by overhauling the way counties spend mental health dollars and placing a bond measure before voters to build more psychiatric beds.

Alex Briscoe is quoted on the need to expand California's provider classifications to reimage who is providing mental health care to young people

A low-cost, prenatal intervention benefits mothers’ mental health up to eight years later, a new UC San Francisco study finds.

UC San Francisco researchers study yields surprising findings about the impact of depression in Moms of Kids with Autism

Project Healthy Minds continues to partner with the business sector to address corporate mental health standards.