In partnership with the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, the Public Mental Health Partnership (PMHP) at UCLA aims to realize a vision for excellence in care for vulnerable populations that incorporates typically marginalized perspectives and builds capacity to foster health equity.
Team-focused consultation and technical support that help providers translate evidence into practice
Partnered engagement with leadership to help build data systems and policies that advance system-wide equity and quality
Training Collaboratives and Learning Pathways that teach core curricular topics integral to the delivery of high-quality care
When we began to think about what we could achieve with PMHP, I thought of the amazing work of the peers, social workers, and nurses on my former Assertive Community Treatment team. I saw how they supported one another, gave their all for their clients, and found creative ways to serve and stay upbeat. I thought: how can we create contexts where mental health providers feel cared about and enlivened? I vowed to practice hopefulness and perseverance – and to never lose readiness to make all we can of the opportunity to support Los Angeles providers.
–Elizabeth Bromley, Director
FSP (Full Service Partnership) teams are clinic-based, field-capable multidisciplinary teams that provide an intensive level of service to individuals with severe mental illness and other vulnerabilities.
PMHP delivers core and specialized trainings to FSP teams in an annual conference, day-long trainings in every service area, and in multi-session learning collaboratives as well as curates a curriculum of online trainings and creates tailored tools, guides, resources, and learning experiences to match the need of FSP teams.
The HOME (Homeless Outreach & Mobile Engagement) program serves disengaged and
difficult-to-engage persons experiencing homelessness needing intensive mental health support
to gain housing stability.
HOME’s street-based mental health teams conduct assertive street-based engagement and treatment in coordination with the overall Los Angeles County Homeless Initiative strategy (www.homeless.lacounty.gov).
PMHP provides core trainings to all homeless outreach teams in Los Angeles County and creates specialized trainings for HOME teams.
PMHP creates tools and guides to advance practices on HOME teams and organizes unique opportunities (such as site visits and shadowing) to facilitate knowledge exchange.
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