Healthcare/Hospital Law
Jan. 26, 2010
Prop. 63 Fails To Foster Youth, Study Says
The Mental Health Services Act has failed to aid vulnerable foster youth it was intended to help, while paying millions of dollars to detention and probation rehabilitation programs, according to a study released Monday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The multi-billion dollar voter-approved Mental Health Services Act has failed to aid vulnerable foster youth it was intended to help, while paying millions of dollars to detention and probation rehabilitation programs, among other things, according to a study released Monday.
The report found 90 pecent of young adults exiting foster care with mental health needs receive little to none ...
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