Report Type: Literature Review

This report provides demographic and outcome data for the Addiction Treatment Program (ATP) in Bernalillo County, documenting client characteristics and program completion rates to inform substance use disorder treatment system performance.

This is Bernalillo County's foundational Behavioral Health Strategic Plan 2025-2028, establishing a new Division of Behavioral Health with three departments and comprehensive infrastructure to transform the County's fragmented behavioral health services into a coordinated, evidence-based system of care.

This outcome evaluation of four Bernalillo County Behavioral Health Initiative-funded ACEs programs (All Faiths, Centro Sávila, New Day, and PB&J) matters because it provides evidence of what trauma-informed interventions are producing measurable improvements in children, youth, and families affected by adverse childhood experiences in the county.

This evaluation of Bernalillo County's Community Engagement Teams (CET) program provides foundational documentation of peer-based crisis intervention services for adults experiencing behavioral health crises, revealing significant data collection gaps that must be addressed to measure program effectiveness and guide systems improvement.

This process evaluation and preliminary outcome study of Bernalillo County's Community Custody Program (CCP) demonstrates that electronic monitoring-based alternatives to incarceration are associated with significant reductions in recidivism, providing evidence to support expanded use of community custody models within the local behavioral health and criminal justice continuum.

This strategic blueprint provides New Mexico with a comprehensive roadmap for strengthening social work and behavioral health workforce pathways through program-level innovations, policy changes, and sector-wide coordination to address critical workforce shortages across all 33 counties.

This Region 2 Stakeholder Committee meeting document synthesizes findings from four major reports on youth behavioral health, juvenile justice, Medicaid services, and SB3 funding to guide regional behavioral health systems planning in New Mexico.