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National Tour to Strengthen Mental Health #HHSTour banner with green ribbon and a map of the United States.


Following President Joe Biden's State of the Union, on March 2, 2022, Secretary Becerra kicked off the National Tour to Strengthen Mental Health to address the mental health challenges that have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, including substance use, youth mental health, and suicide. Since kicking off the tour, Secretary Becerra and HHS leaders have been traveling across the country to hear directly from Americans about the mental health challenges they're facing and engage with local leaders to strengthen the mental health and crisis care system in our communities. This tour is part of HHS' ongoing efforts to support the Biden-Harris Administration's whole-of-government strategy to transform mental health services for all Americans—a key part of the President's Unity Agenda that is reflected in the President's Fiscal Year 2023 budget.

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Tour Dates

Follow along the #HHSTour as officials from across the Department visit different cities engaging with partners, local leaders, and elected officials.

October 27, 2022

Texas

Secretary Becerra seated at conference table with group.*Secretary Becerra visited Tropical Texas Behavioral Health — one of the first community mental health and intellectual and developmental disability centers in TX.*

October 18, 2022

Washington, D.C.
Secretary Becerra, Assistant Secretary Delphin-Rittmon, and Administrator Brooks-LaSure joined Senators Stabenow and Blunt, and local community leaders to discuss historic investments in Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHCs)

Secretary Becerra in a dark colored suit standing at a podium.

September 16, 2022

Washington, D.C.
Mobilize Recovery Bus Tour Stop at HHS Headquarters

HHS leaders standing in front of the Mobilize Recovery tour bus.

August 20, 2022

Reno, NV
Secretary Becerra visited a crisis call center in Reno to discuss investments in 988 and crisis care.

Secretary Becerra is seated at conference table wearing a dark suit. To the right of him is a lady wearing a light color dress

August 9, 2022

Detroit, MI
Secretary Becerra visits a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic.

Secretary Becerra is wearing a dark suit with dark rimmed reading glasses and mask, to the right of him is a women wearing a yellow blouse with a dark color mask, in front of Secretary Becerra is a lady wearing a neutral color suit and mask

August 1, 2022

Wilmington, DE
Secretary Becerra visited Nemours Children Hospital for a discussion on youth mental health.

Secretary Becerra is standing behind a light blue Mental Health tour sign wearing a dark suit. To the right of him is a male wearing a light grey suit with a blue shirt, to the right of him is a lady wearing a red pant suit. To the left of Secretary Becerra is a lady wearing a blue dress with a black blazer.

July 22, 2022

Gaithersburg, MD
Secretary Becerra met with individuals and organizations doing the work to support the 988 Lifeline in Maryland and nationwide.

Secretary Becerra is seated at a conference table wearing a dark blazer and blue shirt. To the right of him is a gentleman wearing a dark blazer, blue shirt and black maskm

July 15, 2022

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
988 and Youth Mental Health Roundtables

Secretary Becerra speaking with others seated during a roundtable discussion. Banner says The Consortium*Secretary Becerra visited Philadelphia to host two roundtables, one on the transition of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline to the 3-digit code, 988, and another on youth mental health. This trip took place one day before the national transition to 988, an easy to remember code to connect people with compassionate, real-time care and crisis intervention. Learn more at 988Lifeline.org.*

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July 14, 2022

Huntington, New York
DASH Crisis Service Center

Group photo of four adults standing outside of the DASH Crisis Service Center.*Dr. Dara Kass, Regional Director of Region 2 visited the DASH Crisis Service Center, run by Family Service League. This crisis stabilization center is a free-standing, 24/7/365, community-based program serving both children and adults from all over Suffolk County, NY. The center has mobile crisis teams, a crisis hotline, offers medication-assisted treatment, and more. This center is an invaluable health care resource to the community it serves*

July 6, 2022

Waterbury, Connecticut
Roundtable Discussion at Family & Children's Aid

Secretary Becerra in front of whiteboard with others and children’s center.*Secretary Becerra visited Waterbury, Connecticut for a conversation on the toll gun violence is taking on our nation’s mental health.*

July 5, 2022

Norwich, Connecticut
Roundtable Discussion at United Community & Family Services

Secretary Becerra speaking with a group of people around a table*Secretary Becerra visited United Community & Family Services in Norwich, Connecticut to discuss how through the American Rescue Plan we’ve been able to invest in community health centers like this one to strengthen the mental health system at a community level.*

Watch Recap from Norwich

June 30, 2022

Grand Forks, North Dakota
Tour of Spectra Health

Regional Director Lily Griego with CEO Mara Jiran*Regional Director Lily Griego visited Spectra Health in North Dakota, as part of the Region 8 tour through the state. She met with CEO Mara Jiran and her team, to learn about the clinics’ behavioral health services and to promote HHS’ initiatives to improve access to mental health care.*

June 14, 2022

Los Angeles, California
City Market Social House

*U.S. Surgeon General* Vivek H. Murthy

June 7, 2022

Montebello, CaliforniaMontebello High School Roundtables on Social Media and Youth Mental Health

Secretary Becerra with students and parents at a high school.*Secretary Becerra visited Montebello High School in California to hear from students and parents about how HHS can best support them.*

June 3, 2022

Boise, Idaho
Visit to 988/Crisis Call Center

A photo of HHS Region 10 Director Ingrid Ulrey at the Idaho Crisis & Suicide Hotline with Director Lee Flinn and Assistant Director George Austin.*Region 10 Director Ingrid Ulrey at the Idaho Crisis & Suicide Hotline with Director Lee Flinn and Assistant Director George Austin. The Hotline provides 24/7 free and confidential suicide and behavioral health crisis help and will be critical to the successful transition to the 9-8-8 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.*

May 31, 2022

Salamanca, New York
Mental Health Roundtable with Seneca Nation

Dr. Dara Kass, Region 2 Director, visits with Seneca Nation, including its Seneca Strong program that supports citizens recovering from substance use disorders.*Dr. Dara Kass, Region 2 Director, visits with Seneca Nation, including its Seneca Strong program that supports citizens recovering from substance use disorders.*

May 25, 2022

Salt Lake City, UtahRegion 8 Director Visits Utah to Promote Secretary Becerra’s Initiatives around Equity, Mental Health, and Maternal Health

Women's health event in Utah*Region 8 Regional Director Lily Griego hosted by the YWCA of Utah, convened a women’s health roundtable to discuss the challenges and successes women have experienced in receiving maternal mental health care.*

Washington, D.C.Joint Behavioral Health Roundtable

*HRSA Administrator* *Carole Johnson**CMS Administrator**Chiquita Brooks-LaSure**Assistant Secretary for Mental Health and Substance Use**Dr. Miriam Delphin-Rittmon**ACF Assistant Secretary January Contreras**CDC Acting Principal Deputy Director Debra Houry*

May 18, 2022

Washington, D.C.
A Conversation on Youth Mental Health

People sitting in room, screen says “Mental Health Youth Action Forum.*Mental health activists from across the country gathered for the first ever Mental Health Youth Action Forum, a partnership between HHS, the White House, and MTV. HHS Secretary Becerra addressed participants about what HHS is doing to confront our country’s mental health crisis.*

Radio Media Tour: Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) Connecting Kids to Coverage Mental and Behavioral Health Initiative

*Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services Chief Medical Officer**Dr. Aditi Mallick*

May 11, 2022

New York, New York
Visit to Children of Bellevue

group photo pictured from left: Marcia Peters, COO, NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue; ADM Rachel Levine; Tom Colichhio, Chef; Jennifer Giasone, Chairperson, Children of Bellevue; William Hicks, CEO, NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue; and Sarah Beth Lardie, Executive Director, Children of Bellevue.*Assistant Secretary for Health Admiral Rachel Levine toured Bellevue, a pioneer in mental health services, to hear about their efforts as we work on a strategy to transform care. From left: Marcia Peters, COO, NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue; ADM Rachel Levine; Tom Colichhio, Chef; Jennifer Giasone, Chairperson, Children of Bellevue; William Hicks, CEO, NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue; and Sarah Beth Lardie, Executive Director, Children of Bellevue. Photo credit: NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue*

May 6, 2022

Seattle, WashingtonCrisis Call Center/988 Tour and Roundtable

Secretary Becerra with group of people touring a crisis call center*Secretary Becerra Touring the Crisis Call Center at Crisis Connections in Seattle, Washington.*

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May 5, 2022

Portland, OregonRoundtable on Youth Mental Health

Congressman Earl Blumenauer, Oregon Governor Kate Brown, Secretary Xavier Becerra, and Congressman Kurt Schrader smiling while sitting at a long table during a roundtable event.*From left: Congressman Earl Blumenauer (OR-3), Oregon Governor Kate Brown (D-OR), Secretary Xavier Becerra, and Congressman Kurt Schrader (OR-5) at Lines for Life in Portland, Oregon.*

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May 3, 2022

Washington, D.C.Health Insurance, Business Leaders Discussion

Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra (right) and Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh (left) at conference room table with health insurance and business leaders to discuss mental health parity laws in Washington on May 3, 2022*Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra (right) and Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh (left) met with health insurance and business leaders to discuss mental health parity laws in Washington on May 3, 2022. The conversation focused on how group health plans and insurers can provide mental health treatment coverage in parity as required by law.*

Los Angeles, CaliforniaExpanded Support for School-Based Health Services Discussion

HRSA Administrator Carole Johnson visited Los Angeles announcing a new federal investment in school-based health care that includes 19 California school-based health centers.*HRSA Administrator Carole Johnson visited Los Angeles announcing a new federal investment in school-based health care that includes 19 California school-based health centers.*

April 28, 2022

Allentown, Pennsylvania
Mental Health Roundtable at St. Luke’s University Hospital

Group photo with Assistant Secretary for Health Admiral Rachel Levine in front of a step-and-repeat backdrop at St. Luke's University Hospital*From left: Jody McCloud-Missmer, St. Luke’s Behavioral Health Administrator; Dr. James James, Interim Chief of Psychiatry; Assistant Secretary for Health Admiral Rachel Levine; Dr. Denise Johnson, Acting Secretary of Health and Physician General; Dr. Richard Anderson, President, and CEO, St. Luke’s University Health Network.*

April 26, 2022

Atlanta, GeorgiaMental Health Roundtable with Historically Black Colleges and Universities at Morehouse School of Medicine

Photo of roundtable participants from left to right: Captain Michael E. King (SAMHSA - Region IV); Dr. Dawn Tyus, African American Behavioral Health-Center of Excellence at the Morehouse School of Medicine; Dr. Miriam E. Delphin-Rittmon, Assistant Secretary for Mental Health and Substance Use and SAMHSA Administrator; Yngvild Olsen (SAMHSA), Anthony Volrath (SAMHSA - Region IV), and Antrell Tyson (HHS - Region IV).*HHS partnered with the African American Behavioral Health-Center of Excellence at Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia to host a roundtable event on the mental health of students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities.*

April 19, 2022

Las Vegas, NevadaLaunch of 988 and Investing in Youth Mental Health

Group picture of meeting attendees with Secretary Becerra at HELP of Southern Nevada*Secretary Becerra visited HELP of Southern Nevada to tour the facility, hear from youth living at the shelter, and meet with local leaders.*

April 4, 2022

Portland, OregonRegion 10 Director Visit with Health Care Workers in the Behavioral Health Field

Regional Director Ulrey and OHSU Leaders met in the Quad to discuss behavioral health in Oregon.*HHS Region 10 Director Ingrid Ulrey met with leaders from Oregon Health and Science University to discuss behavioral health.*

San Diego, California
Youth Mental Health Roundtable with YMCA

*U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy*

March 25, 2022

Denver, Colorado
Mental Health Roundtable

Secretary Becerra attending a roundtable event in school library*Secretary Becerra attended a mental health roundtable in Denver as part of the National Tour to Strengthen Mental Health. Colorado leaders have established the state’s new Behavioral Health Agency – an important step in Colorado’s fight to protect its youth.*

March 22, 2022

Seattle, Washington
Mental Health Roundtable at International Community Health Services

Assistant Secretary for Health Admiral Rachel Levine shakes hands with a person in a hallway.*Assistant Secretary for Health Admiral Levine meeting with a patient at the International Community Health Services in Seattle, Washington.*

March 10, 2022

Union City, California**Mental Health Roundtable**

Secretary Becerra laughing with local leaders at roundtable event*Secretary Becerra met with local leaders to discuss the importance of youth mental health and all the ways that telehealth has been game-changing for young people and communities of color.*

March 9, 2022

Irvine, California
Orange, California
Mental Health Roundtables

Watch Recap from Orange County

Secretary Becerra at roundtable with Katie Porter and Farrah N. Khan*Secretary Becerra hosted a roundtable with Congresswoman Katie Porter and Mayor Farrah N. Khan on what the city of Irvine is doing through their Mobile Crisis Response team and the Irvine Police Department Mental Health Unit – and how we can replicate their success nationwide.*

March 4, 2022

Manchester, New HampshireHealth Center Tour and Roundtable on Strengthening and Streamlining Mental Health Services

Watch Recap from Manchester

Secretary Becerra and child looking at child’s coloring.*The Boys and Girls Club of America has been an important partner to HHS, they offer a safe space for children that’s so critical to their mental health. Secretary Becerra and Assistant Secretary for Health Admiral Levine were happy to stop by on Friday with Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig to say hello and check out some great art work.*

March 3, 2022

Columbus, Ohio
Visit to Nationwide Children’s Hospital

HRSA Administrator Carole Johnson and HHS Assistant Secretary for Health Admiral Rachel Levine joined Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff on a visit to Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, Ohio. There, the three of them toured the hospital’s behavioral health treatment and research center where they talked to patients and healthcare workers.*HRSA Administrator Carole Johnson and HHS Assistant Secretary for Health Admiral Rachel Levine joined Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff on a visit to Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, Ohio. There, the three of them toured the hospital’s behavioral health treatment and research center where they talked to patients and healthcare workers.*
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                        Statements from Across the Department
    ACF is thrilled to partner with colleagues across HHS to advance President Biden and Secretary Becerra’s vision to transform mental health. We have learned so much from our grantees and partners – and most importantly from youth, parents, and kinship caregivers – about the value of integrating mental health support through ACF programs. We are excited for Secretary Becerra’s National Tour to Strengthen Mental Health and look forward to continuing to learn from communities about ways HHS and ACF can advance mental health supports across ACF programs. Transforming mental health provides an enormous opportunity and responsibility to advance equity. We are committed to centering equity in this work so that all children, youth and families can access the support they need to thrive.

*-**Jennifer M. Cannistra**Acting Assistant Secretary at Administration for Children and Families (ACF)***

It is abundantly clear that mental health is an essential component of overall health and that the pandemic has resulted in so many challenges for our mental well-being. At CDC, we continue to support innovative solutions that address mental health and improve access to mental health care. We are proud to be an integral part of the HHS wide approach to improve mental health and ensure that the needs of Americans in all communities are being met.

*-**Rochelle P. Walensky, MD, MPH**Director at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)*

The pandemic has taken a significant toll on the mental health of our health care workers, families, children, and people across the country. At the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, we are focused on addressing systemic barriers that hinder people with Medicaid & CHIP, Medicare, and Marketplace coverage from getting mental health care services. We also want to encourage health care facilities to make sure their workers can access the help and support they need. Behavioral health care is essential health care.  During the national tour, we are eager to hear from those on the ground about the challenges they are experiencing as we work to advance mental health supports for the American people.

*-**Chiquita Brooks-LaSure**Administrator at Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)*

Addressing the nation's mental health and behavioral health crises is critically important and the FDA is committed to supporting this work by ensuring those impacted have access to the tools and resources needed to improve their health and well-being.

*-**Robert M. Califf, M.D.**Commissioner at Food and Drug Administration (FDA)*

I applaud Secretary Becerra and the Biden-Harris Administration for taking on the mental health crisis we are currently facing. I look forward to joining this national tour to strengthen mental health. With behavioral health cases skyrocketing during COVID-19, this is a vital step towards helping our nation heal.

*-**Admiral Rachel L. Levine, M.D.**Assistant Secretary for Health**at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)*

Our country faced a mental health pandemic long before the COVID-19 pandemic began, and it was exacerbated by the traumatic effects of the past two years. That's why, last December, I issued a Surgeon General's Advisory on protecting youth mental health – because it will take policy, institutional, and individual changes alike to reframe and address this crisis with the urgency it deserves. I am grateful to Secretary Becerra and the Biden-Harris Administration for recognizing this, and for their commitment to work with communities across the country to strengthen and protect mental health.

*-**Vivek Murthy**, M.D.****Surgeon General at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)*

At the Health Resources and Services Administration, we stand with the Secretary in his commitment to unity in our national response to mental health needs and know that for the millions of Americans living with a mental health condition or caring for a loved one with a mental health condition, the time for action is now.  The trauma and loss of COVID-19 has heightened long-standing needs and inequities in our mental health system, and the Secretary’s National Tour to Strengthen Mental Health will help us chart a path forward to address these gaps so that all Americans can thrive.  At HRSA, we will work to dramatically expand the supply, diversity, and cultural competence of the mental health and substance use disorder workforce through our health professions training, scholarship and loan repayment programs; increase the number of community health workers and peers providing behavioral health services; launch new programs to support the mental health and well-being of our heroic health care workers to reduce burnout; expand access to substance use disorder treatment in rural communities, and bolster the work of HRSA-funded community health centers.

*-**Carole Johnson**Administrator**at Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)*

Across Indian Country the COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the lives and mental health of many American Indians and Alaska Natives. The National Tour to Strengthen Mental Health will allow the Secretary and leaders across the Department to hear from our communities about the most important issues affecting Native people and provides an opportunity to demonstrate the commitment of IHS, tribes, and urban Indian organizations to deliver culturally-centered and evidence-based behavioral health services to American Indians and Alaska Natives.

*-**Elizabeth Fowler**Acting Director**at Indian Health Services (IHS)*

At the National Institutes of Health, we know first-hand that it takes an integrated, collaborative approach to solve the nation’s most pressing health issues. We are proud to partner with staff across government to ensure that we are meeting the mental health needs of all Americans.

*-**Lawrence A. Tabak, D.D.S., Ph.D.**Acting Director at National Institutes of Health (NIH)*

The challenges of the past two years have brought the ongoing mental health needs of millions of Americans into stark relief. At the National Institute of Mental Health, we have been working hard to understand and address these needs—through investments in research on suicide prevention, early intervention, and mental health disparities—and we stand ready to support the administration’s initiatives to strengthen the nation’s mental health.

*-**Joshua Gordon, M.D., Ph.D.**Director at National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)*

Too many people in our country are experiencing mental health crises without the support and care they need. As we work to transform our crisis care system across America, we must do so in a way that engages those we’re here to serve and ensures equitable access to the services people need—when and where they need them.

*-**Miriam Delphin-**Rittmon**, Ph.D.**Assistant Secretary for Mental Health and Substance Use at Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration**(SAMHSA)*
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