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Find resources and tools for advancing your behavioral health care coordination, criminal justice diversion, and crisis care continuum efforts here.

These resources include products developed by the CARE TA Center, its affiliates, and other state and national organizations, as well as tools and samples from local and county agencies.

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Striving for Zero: California’s Strategic Plan for Suicide Prevention 2020-2025

This plan outlines public health recommendations and strategies to prevent suicide that are aligned with national calls for advancements in innovation and health care access.

Structuring a Telehealth Evaluation (COVID-19 Rapid Response Network)

This short guide outlines the key steps in structuring a telehealth evaluation.

Suicide Prevention Fact Sheet

This brief document provides an overview of DHCS' suicide prevention activities and collaborations.

Suicide Risk Management Consultation Program

The Suicide Risk Management Consultation Program (SRM) provides free consultation, support, and resources that promote therapeutic best practices for providers working with Veterans at risk of suicide.

Superior Court Judge Anderson (of Nevada County) urges Orange County to implement Laura’s Law

In a letter addressed to the Orange County Board Of Supervisors, Superior Court Judge Anderson (of Nevada County) urges Orange County to implement Laura’s Law. The letter backs up the...

Supporting Exit from Temporary Shelters during COVID-19 (COVID-19 Rapid Response Network)

Since the pandemic began, jurisdictions have utilized hotel and motel rooms to house individuals experiencing homelessness–particularly those most vulnerable to poor health outcomes.

Supporting Mental Health and Wellness for Young Adults Experiencing Homelessness

In this webinar, staff of the Boston Youth Advisory Board and the Center for Social Innovation discuss how to provide effective, sensitive supports for homeless young adults.

Supporting People with Serious Mental Illnesses and Reducing Their Risk of Contact with the Criminal Justice System: A Primer for Psychiatrists

This brief primer provides psychiatrists with an overview of the Risk-Needs-Responsivity model and ways they can support people with serious mental illness.

Supporting Students and Staff in the Aftermath of Crisis and Loss

Dr. David Schonfeld (National Center for School Crisis and Bereavement) shares skills in how to talk with and support individual students or the entire class/school as they struggle to understand...

Taking Action Against Clinician Burnout: A Systems Approach to Professional Well-Being

This report calls upon leaders in healthcare, government, and industry to prevent and mitigate clinician burnout and foster well-being for the overall health of clinicians, patients, and the nation.

The CARE TA Center is dedicated to helping state, county, and local agencies address the disproportionate impact of behavioral health crisis on diverse communities. These resources include an emphasis on tools for understanding and meeting the needs of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC); linguistically diverse communities; lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer identified people (LGBTQ); and vulnerable populations such as youth and people experiencing homelessness.