Topic Area: Systems & Planning

This is an overview presentation of New Mexico's Behavioral Health Investment and Reform Act (SB3) implementation framework, establishing the 13 behavioral health regions and phased planning process that will directly shape how Bernalillo County develops its regional behavioral health priorities and service delivery system.

This is the official funding announcement and application for SB3 Behavioral Health Regional Infrastructure Act (BHRIA) planning grants, providing $45,000 per region to develop regional behavioral health service delivery plans across New Mexico's designated behavioral health regions.

This diagram maps the NM E-SIM framework showing how youth and adults intersect with behavioral health, justice, and community systems across six intercept points, providing a visual infrastructure tool for understanding where intervention and diversion can occur within New Mexico's behavioral health and justice continuum.

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.

This funding formula allocates $115.5 million across New Mexico's 13 behavioral health regions over four years under the Behavioral Health Reform and Investment Act, providing critical baseline data for regional resource distribution and systems planning.

This toolkit helps tribal communities in New Mexico understand and participate in Senate Bill 3 (SB3), a landmark behavioral health reform law that establishes regional planning systems with dedicated pathways for tribal sovereignty and participation.

Senate Bill 3, the Behavioral Health Reform and Investment Act, establishes a regional planning framework for behavioral health services across New Mexico, creating governance structures, reporting requirements, and investment strategies that will directly shape how Bernalillo County develops and coordinates its behavioral health system.

This is a national guidance document from the Stepping Up initiative providing counties with specific methodologies and targets for reducing the prevalence of serious mental illness (SMI) in jails, offering critical metrics and formulas that Bernalillo County can use to track and achieve meaningful reductions in justice-involved populations with SMI.

This statewide survey of 755 social workers in New Mexico documents severe workforce burnout, pay inequity, and resource drought, providing data-driven recommendations critical for addressing the state's 81% unmet behavioral health need.

This stakeholder summary of New Mexico's Behavioral Health Assessment and Feasibility Study evaluates the current behavioral health system and recommends strategies to improve care for people with serious mental illness, substance use disorders, and brain injuries—providing critical guidance for statewide systems change that directly impacts Bernalillo County planning.