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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1418266)9/7/2023 6:52:40 PM
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The only thing I know about 63 is what I just read on wiki. It says it helped homelessness.

Current progress[ edit]One unqualified success story from the MHSA thus far involves the implementation of Full Service Partnerships (FSPs) demonstrating the "whatever it takes" commitment to assist in individualized recovery [12] - whether it is housing, "integrated services, flexible funding [such as for childcare], intensive case management, [or] 24 h access to care." [2] FSP interventions are based upon evidence from such programs as Assertive community treatment (ACT), which has effectively reduced homelessness and hospitalizations while bettering outcomes. [2] [13] But the FSP model looks more like that of the also-popular MHA Village in Long Beach, which is a center that offers more comprehensive services besides those specifically mental health-related. [14] Beyond these guiding principles, however, there has not been much consensus over unifying strategies to define and implement an FSP - resulting in varying FSP structures across counties. [12]

Overall, though, the Petris Center, funded by the DMH and California HealthCare Foundation to evaluate the MHSA, has reported quantifiable improvements in many areas:

Homelessness rates
Entry rates into the criminal justice system
Suffering from illness
Daily functioning
Education rates
Employment rates
General satisfaction with FSPs [15]

en.wikipedia.org
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