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Sep 10, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Behavioral Health Planning Council Executive Committee Executive Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee reviewed the draft agenda for the upcoming quarterly and annual meeting, focusing on several key topics including a panel on early childhood and pediatric behavioral health, the North Dakota Cares Coalition regarding veterans' behavioral health, and an update on the North Dakota State Hospital project. Additionally, the committee discussed follow-up actions regarding the Institution for Mental Diseases (IMD) waiver, including potential administrative burdens, and continued planning for legislative advocacy implementation. An update on the annual meeting election process was also provided.
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North Dakota Behavioral Health Planning Council Meeting Minutes
The Council meeting included administrative updates regarding membership and vice-chair nominations. Key discussions covered progress on the Behavioral Health Strategic Plan and an overview of the Rural Health Transformation Program. The meeting featured a recap of the Moonshot initiative for connecting schools and communities, updates on housing and homelessness supports, and an overview of the crisis services continuum, including mobile crisis and youth crisis models. Members participated in a learning discussion regarding the Institution for Mental Diseases waiver and conducted planning for advocacy activities. Additionally, program updates were provided for the Pediatric Mental Health Care Access Program and the Consumer and Family Network.
Jun 16, 2026·StrategicPlan
Board
North Dakota Department Of Health And Human Services, Adult & Aging Services Section State Plan On Aging 2026-2030
The North Dakota State Plan on Aging is a four-year blueprint designed to address the needs of the state's growing older adult population. It focuses on four key priority areas: enhancing Older Americans Act (OAA) core programs, addressing the greatest social and economic needs, expanding access to home and community-based services (HCBS), and strengthening caregiving supports. The plan outlines goals to promote excellence in program delivery, develop a coordinated network for health and well-being, protect the rights and safety of older adults, and strengthen the direct care workforce. Its overarching vision is to empower older adults to age with dignity, maintain independence, and remain actively engaged in their communities through a sustainable, inclusive, and effective aging network.
May 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Statewide Independent Living Council Meeting Minutes
The meeting addressed various topics including updates on the North Dakota School for the Deaf and Resource Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing regarding legislative accessibility studies. Senators provided updates on the Rural Health Transformation Plan. The North Dakota Vision Services School for the Blind presented on their outreach and assistive technology models. A behavioral health update covered strategic plans and legislative outcomes related to substance use and crisis care. Committee reports included updates on internal and external affairs, and the council voted to join the National Council on Independent Living. Individual director reports detailed community advocacy, housing accessibility modifications, and outreach success stories.
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