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New accountability tool shows Valley counties’ progress on major mental health reforms

Stanislaus County’s cross-agency, multi-disciplinary homeless response team is part of the county's mental health reforms (Photo contributed).

CARE — Stanislaus County’s cross-agency, multi-disciplinary homeless response team is part of the county's mental health reforms (Photo contributed).

Updated: Sep 21, 2024, 8:34 AM

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California has launched a new online tool to track counties’ progress on a series of sweeping mental health policy reforms, providing a window into how Central Valley counties compare to the rest of the state.

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Merced swap meet — Swap meets across the Valley — including the one pictured above in Merced — have seen fewer people show up to buy and less vendors setting up since federal immigration raids began (CHRISTIAN DE JESUS BETANCOURT / Merced FOCUS).

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