Phone: (530) 780-5338
Email: mhsa@shastacounty.gov
If you or a loved one are affected by mental health systems of care and service delivery in Shasta County, you are a stakeholder!
Join the MHSA Stakeholder Workgroup! Help provide input for Shasta County's mental health programs and services.
Join us for our next stakeholder meeting on 11/15/24 at 10:00 am located at Mae Helene Bacon Boggs Building, 2420 Breslauer Way.
Shasta County's Mental Health, Alcohol and Drug Advisory Board (MHADAB) will be having a Public Hearing regarding this update on 10/21/24 at 5:30pm during the MHADAB Special Meeting located at Mae Helene Bacon Boggs Building, 2420 Breslauer Way.
MHSA Innovation Proposal Postponed
Roughout Ranch's Authentic Workshops and Horse Encounters Innovation proposal has been placed on hold. Here is the plan proposal and program outline.
https://roughoutranch.org/
MHSA Three-Year Plan
The MHSA Three-Year Program and Expenditure Plan (Fiscal Years 2023-26) and Appendices have been approved by the Shasta County Board of Supervisors.
What is a Psychiatric Advance Directive?
Shasta is one of several counties that is participating in a new multi-county project about Psychiatric Advance Directives (PADs). Details are available in the abstract and in the Shasta County appendix. Learn more about PADs here.
Need help now?
If you are in crisis, please call the Shasta County Health & Human Services Agency's Access Line at (530) 225-5252 or toll free at (888) 385-5201.
Please join us for our Mental Health Services Act Workgroup community meeting on Thursday, August 22, at 10:00 a.m. at the Shasta County Mae Helene Bacon Boggs Building. 2420 Breslauer Way,...
SHASTA COUNTY – Shasta County Health and Human Services Agency is making available for public comment a request for funding for its Mental Health Services Act, Innovation Plan: Psychiatric...
Shasta County Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA) has received a proposal for an Innovations project. You are invited to attend a MHSA workgroup meeting on February 29, 2024 to see a...
These programs aim to change the public mental health system by improving systems, expanding services and creating new systems of delivery.
We're bringing mental health awareness to the whole community through these programs.
Our goal is to create a more diverse public mental health workforce that includes clients and family members.
The lobby at 2640 Breslauer Way has a fresh, warm and welcoming new look, thanks to this funding.
Shasta County's Innovation project, the CARE Center, relied on plenty of input from the community.
Here's the latest update on MHSA.