A variety of suicide prevention and mental health wellness initiatives emerged from the work of the Governor’s Challenge team and the SPC Military & Veterans Committee including ones focused on increasing access to mental/behavioral health services and reducing social isolation for SMVF.
Prevention in mental health involves building protective factors and skills, increasing support, and reducing risk factors or stressors. Prevention efforts occur prior to a diagnosis for mental illness. Generally, there are no time limits on prevention programs. What is Early Intervention?
This RFP is a continuation of this program.In order to increase the capacity of the healthcare system to provide more timely diagnosis of and appropriate treatment to TTR amyloidosis sufferers in any organ, the funders will support proposals that: reduce the time to correct diagnosis, among a broad audience of healthcare professionals, including increasing coordination across specialties; build on evidence and international best practice; include
Prevention in mental health involves building protective factors and skills, increasing support, and reducing risk factors or stressors. Prevention efforts occur prior to a diagnosis for mental illness. Generally there are no time limits on prevention programs. What is Early Intervention?
Prevention in mental health involves building protective factors and skills, increasing support, and reducing risk factors or stressors. Prevention efforts occur prior to a diagnosis for mental illness. Generally there are no time limits on prevention programs. What is Early Intervention?
Funding for this project is valid through 2025 though Sierra County desires implementation to be complete prior to December 31, 2024.Work to be Completed: With this Request for Proposals ("RFP"), the COUNTY of SIERRA ("COUNTY") seeks experienced and qualified firm(s) or team(s) of firms to provide fuel reduction and forest health services including 1) 89 acres of falling, yarding, processing, decking, chipping, and log/chip haul as per APPENDIX A(
BACKGROUND: The Regional Jails provide health care and behavioral health care services (medical, dental, mental health, and substance use disorder treatment) for approximately 5,445 (Appendix B). The Regional Jails provide care through various means, including by not limited to staff providers, contracts with third party providers, and the public sector providers (e.g. community services boards, state mental health facilities, etc.).
