SR 130 by Durazo
SR 130
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- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
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Overview
This resolution officially designates September as Recovery Month in California. It acknowledges the importance of promoting evidence-based treatment and recovery practices for substance use disorders and mental health conditions. The resolution recognizes the significant investments made through Proposition 1, specifically the Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program, which has expanded access to behavioral health facilities across the state. It also highlights the work of organizations in Senate District 26 that are contributing to recovery efforts.
Key provisions
- Designates September as Recovery Month in California.
- Recognizes the value of substance use disorder treatment and recovery.
- Acknowledges investments through Proposition 1 and the BHCIP.
- Highlights the expansion of behavioral health facilities statewide.
- Recognizes the work of organizations in Senate District 26.
Who is affected
- Individuals with substance use disorders and mental health conditions
- Families affected by substance use disorders and mental health conditions
- California residents
- Behavioral health providers
- Community organizations
Notable changes
- Formal recognition of Recovery Month.
- Emphasis on the impact of Proposition 1 funding on expanding treatment access.
- Highlighting the role of local organizations in addressing behavioral health needs.
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