#mental-health-funding

#mental-health-funding

Proposition 1 leads by a narrow margin

Proposition 1 focuses on mental health funding and homeless housing projects [ more ]

Proposition 1, a mental health bond measure in California, is leading with 50.3% of the vote.

The bond measure, totaling $6.38 billion, allocates $4.4 billion for mental health beds and $2 billion for homeless housing projects. [ more ]

Proposition 1 in California received 53% support for mental health funding reforms.

The measure includes a $6.38 billion bond for residential care and supportive housing. [ more ]

The Mental Health Services Act in California has not been effective in providing necessary care for individuals with serious mental illness.

Proposition 1 aims to reform mental health funding and address the shortcomings in the current system. [ more ]

Placer County Board of Supervisors opposes Proposition 1

Proposition 1 would reroute $6.4 billion in bonds for homelessness and mental health funding [ more ]

State Senator Shannon Grove, a Donald Trump supporter and co-chair of the failed recall effort against Governor Newsom, is supporting his Proposition 1 ballot measure to boost funding for mental health.

Proposition 1 represents a rare instance of bipartisan agreement in California, as both Republicans and Democrats are coming together to address the state's homelessness and mental health crisis.

The measure, which asks voters to update California's mental health services system and provide more treatment beds through a $6.4 billion bond, has received significant bipartisan support and is backed by two-thirds of likely voters according to a poll. [ more ]