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Mental Health Triage and Engagement Services Expansion Project

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The Mental Health Triage and Engagement Services Expansion Project (MHTES-EP) is a forecast initiative by Imperial County Behavioral Health Services (ICBHS) designed to improve behavioral health care coordination and increase service access throughout Imperial County, California, with a specific focus on rural areas. The project primarily targets children and youth by expanding the capacity and infrastructure of facilities such as the Mental Health Transition Unit (MHTU) and Casa Serena. Key enhancements include the creation of dedicated, age-appropriate therapeutic spaces and the installation of sensory walls to support crisis interventions. The overarching goal is to provide community-based, least-restrictive care and peer support as alternatives to hospitalization and incarceration. The project is located in El Centro, California, and is funded through the California Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program (BHCIP). Under California Welfare and Institutions Code Section 5960.3, the project is statutorily exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), and a Notice of Exemption has been filed with the County Clerk and the Office of Planning and Research. While the project was posted as a forecast on July 28, 2025, under NAICS code 623220, specific contractual details such as the total contract value, period of performance, and formal evaluation criteria have not yet been defined. Jim Minnick serves as the primary point of contact for the agency.

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Imperial County expands mental health services for youth with facility upgrades and trauma-informed care in rural areas.

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California → Imperial County

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El Centro, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Imperial County
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The Imperial County Behavioral Health Services (ICBHS) is expanding its Mental Health Triage and Engagement Services (MHTES) trough the MHTES Expansion Project (MHTES-EP). The project aims to improve behavioral health care coordination and increase access to services throughout Imperial County, especially in rural areas with limited access to traditional care. A key focus of the expansion is on children and youth, providing dedicated spaces for age-appropriate interventions in crisis situations. The MHTES-EP will enhance facilities like MHTU and Casa Serena , ensuring separate areas for children and youth to receive targeted care. This will include expanding therapeutic rooms and adding new features like sensory walls to support crisis interventions for younger populations. Additionally, the project will increase service capacity to meet the growing demand for children and youth services, which have exceeded expectations in recent years . The goal is to offer alternatives to hospitalization and incarceration by providing community-based, least restrictive care that fosters recovery. The project will also offer in-house and peer support services, helping children and youth stay connected with their communities while receiving the care they need . By expanding services tailored to children and youth, the MHTES-EP will improve behavioral health outcomes and reduce the need for higher levels of care.

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