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The archives tell the nuts and bolts stories of mental health organizations and programs. Here are the letters, proposals, reports, flyers and brochures that explain how the PARTNERS program, the Village, Project Return, NAMI, and MHSA were conceived, developed and grew.
County of Los Angeles Department of Mental Health
Hillview Mental Health Center
Key California Legislation: AB 2034
Key California Legislation: AB3777
Key California Legislation: MHSA
Mental Health Advocacy Services

Mental Health America

Mental Health America: First founded in 1909 by recovered mental health patient Clifford Beers, the national organization carries out educational, advocacy, and lobbying programs on behalf of the mentally ill. The Los Angeles County MHA has been particularly active and visible under the leadership of Rev. Richard Van Horn, Executive Director 1980-2009. Two of its most significant initiatives are the Village in Long Beach, an Integrated Service Agency Mental Health Center, opened in 1990 with state demonstration grant funds, and the Project Return Peer Support Network. MHA also played a major role in the development and passage of the Mental Health Services Act of 2005 (Proposition 63). www.mhala.org www.mhala.org
  1980 Van Horn MHA Vision
1981 A Model for California: Community Mental Health Programs
1989 Organizational Qualifications for ISA Proposal (The Village)
1989 Work Plan for ISA Proposal (The Village)
1997 LB NIMBY Ordinance
2004 MHA Wellness Center
2004 Prop 63 Ballot Materials
Mental Health America Connections Newsletters
Mental Health Care in Los Angeles Before the County Department of Mental Health
Mental Health Services 2001-2008
Pacific Clinics
PAS/California Alliance for the Mentally Ill (CAMI)
Project Return
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