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Stockton expands local response to mental health, substance use and housing needs
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Stockton expands local response to mental health, substance use and housing needs
Several new initiatives funded through national opioid settlement agreements and federal COVID-era relief dollars are expanding access to behavioral health, substance use and crisis response services in Stockton. Community Medical Centers (CMC) and Care Solace are coordinating care through a combination of shelter-based recovery programs, mobile response units and centralized referral systems. During a City Council meeting last week, representat…
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