The National Council acknowledges that many of our country’s institutions were founded upon and continue to perpetuate systemic racism. Our health care system is no exception. It is rife with less obvious but deeply insidious examples of these inequities. We know that eliminating disparities will improve individual and community health,…
DISPONIBLE EN ESPAÑOL — This toolkit is a compendium of resources CCBHCs can use to promote education, awareness and buy-in on the model internally and externally.
The year end spending bill, passed by Congress and signed by President Biden, includes numerous mental health and substance use-related provisions. Read the National Council’s statement here. The National Council is pleased to see several provisions included from the following pieces of legislation: Mental Health Access Improvement Act…
Access a list of Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHCs) by state, including their websites. This list is updated as of July 2022, and does not include changes in CCBHC status since then. The National Council is nearing completion of an updated list of CCBHCs by state.
This guide aims to support harm reduction organizations and summarizes some strategies for maintaining connection while doing harm reduction work virtually.
The National Council has created a series of free, self-paced courses on OD prevention and response for community corrections.
The PS-COPE Toolkit is a new approach to overdose prevention and response for Black, Indigenous and people of color (BIPOC) communities.
As crisis systems evolve, it is necessary to use performance metrics that can advance access to care and alleviate distress in a consistent, measurable way.
The National Council is accepting applications to participate in the 2023-2024 TIROES National Learning Community.
The need for more African American male professionals within the mental health and substance use field is clear.