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How can I access the form for the risk pool?
The main objective of the risk pool is to provide an opportunity for the California tribal programs to refer at-risk youth to residential substance abuse treatment facilities. To download the form, please visit: YRTC Network
Where are the group homes for youth located?
The California Area Indian Health Service has three group homes that are funded through the Federal Youth Regional Treatment Centers. To see photo images and read more about these homes, please visit: Group Homes
Who are the task force members in the Youth Regional Treatment Center Network (YRTC)?
The Task Force is composed of California Tribal Leaders, Program Directors, Substance Abuse Clinicians, and Indian Health Service staff. To view members please visit: Task Force
How does the Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) for mental health make a difference?
The Indian Health Service has developed a set of GPRA performance indicators with annual and long-term goals to measure the progress of the mental health performance. These metrics are tied into the funding for each health program. This component makes a difference in the quality of the mental health service offered. If the mental health indicator is not at peak performance and goals have not been met, then funds are withheld. For more information on GPRA, please visit: Government Performance and Results Act
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