Behavioral Health Administration Advisory Council Meeting
The meeting included discussions on ASL interpretation and closed captioning, review of group agreements and council member code of conduct. The council reviewed the community engagement presentation from January, focusing on emerging themes such as system navigation, prevention, transportation, coordination, housing, and jail-based services. There was a discussion regarding data from the last meeting and the need for a social media toolkit or email outreach toolkit to share with the community.
Feb 20, 2025·
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Behavioral Health Administration Advisory Council Minutes
The meeting included updates on Commissioner communications, recruitment of new council members, and legislative and budget matters presented by Ryan Templeton. Discussions covered the legislative session, budget processes, and specific bills such as SB25-042 regarding crisis response systems and HB25-1132 concerning the Military Family Behavioral Health Grant Program. Kelly Causey, Matt Holtman, and Lindsay Edwards provided updates on the Child & Youth Implementation Plan and the CYMHTA program, including program funding, participation statistics, and service provisions. Public comments focused on ensuring awareness of available resources among parents, communities, and families.
Nov 7, 2024·Board meeting
Children and Youth Mental Health Services Standards Advisory Board Recording
The meeting included a review of the agenda, which incorporated a discussion about the budget. Bylaws were discussed, including the mission and vision statements. The mission statement focuses on advising and making recommendations to the BHA commissioner regarding the rules, regulations, and implementation of the child and youth mental health treatment act, aiming to increase Behavioral Health Access for children, youth, families, and caregivers. The vision is to ensure Mental Health Access for children, youth, and families throughout Colorado by reestablishing a behavioral health system that removes school barriers. The council also discussed the tenure arrangement of officers.
