Mental Health

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This week in Campbell, mental health-related activity primarily reflects ongoing regional challenges impacting the city. The Santa Clara County Behavioral Health Services Department continues to face a significant budget shortfall of $100 million for fiscal year 2026–27, driven by federal Medi-Cal cuts, changes in state funding, and the end of COVID-19 relief funds. While this budget crisis is countywide, it directly affects mental health service availability and resources in Campbell. Recent Campbell city council and county board meetings have included discussions relevant to mental health funding and service coordination, though no new city-specific mental health projects or proposals were introduced this week. What to watch: Monitor upcoming Campbell city council agendas for potential local responses or initiatives addressing the county’s mental health funding challenges.

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