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Massive Layoffs Planned For Major Bay Area Health Organization
CARIBOO, BRITISH COLUMBIA, JUL 18 – A Williams Lake mother challenges the Mental Health Act after her son was denied a psychiatric assessment and now faces multiple charges while in custody.
- The San Francisco-based Mental Health Association plans to lay off 198 staff members starting September 15 as a result of reduced state funding.
- The layoffs follow state budget reductions despite a May legislative agreement adding $15 million and a Governor's proposed budget revision.
- The organization received $4.2 million to support warm lines, which covers only a small fraction of the amount required to maintain operations for an entire year.
- CEO Mark Salazar expressed regret over the difficult decisions required despite experiencing an unprecedented level of engagement in May, with 41,378 contacts made.
- The layoffs weaken the organization’s capacity but it will continue offering limited services while exploring new partnerships to support mental health wellness.
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Mental Health Association of San Francisco announces sweeping layoffs
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- The Mental Health Association of San Francisco (MHASF) is cutting nearly 200 jobs, according to a state filing with the Employment Development Department. The department announced plans to lay off 198 people Wednesday. The layoffs, which are described as permanent, are set to take place on Sept. 15. Three of 10 wealthiest US suburbs are in the Bay Area: study The MHASF's mission, according to its website, is to "cultivate…
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