加州CARE法庭已触及逾万名危机中的居民 州府同步上线行为健康数据仪表板
Sacramento——加州州长加文·纽森10月1日发布《2026年CARE法案年度报告》与最新全州数据。数据显示，自首批CARE法庭项目2023年在8个县启动、2024年12月推广至全州58个县以来，截至2026年6月，CARE通道已触及超过10,000名加州人：54个县共提交5,400多份请愿，其中1,414份达成自愿CARE协议、56份形成法院命令的CARE计划，另有近4,900人被转介至正式程序之外的社区服务。
CARE法庭依据《社区援助、康复与赋能法案》运作，面向未经治疗或治疗不足的精神分裂症及其他精神病性障碍患者，由法官主持个案，将当事人与行为健康治疗、住房及其他支持连接起来。请愿可由本人、家属、一线急救人员、行为健康专业人士或符合条件的县工作人员提出。报告显示，各县实施进度正在加快：Fresno县的请愿数量较去年翻倍，克恩县增至三倍。
州政府同日上线「行为健康公共县情档案」在线仪表板，把此前分散的各县行为健康规划、资金投入、服务供给与绩效数据汇总到一处，居民可横向比较各县进度。加州卫生与公众服务部下属医疗保健服务厅厅长米歇尔·巴斯表示，该档案把复杂数据以易懂形式呈现，帮助公众看清本地行为健康系统的运行状况。纽森表示，公开数据能让人们看清哪些做法有效、差距在哪里，从而推动建立更有尊严、更有希望的照护体系。
今年7月1日，加州已按2024年选民通过的第1号提案，把《心理健康服务法》过渡为新的《行为健康服务法》，要求各县制定三年期综合计划，并把县级投入与全州在成效、公平与透明方面的目标挂钩。
关联：加州无家可归人数连续第二年下降：2026年初步数据无庇护者较2024年降近13%，已略低于2019年水平
关联：加州州长纽森 10 月 30 日宣布 Prop 1 新进展：无家可归人数连续两年下降后公布行为健康里程碑
California's CARE Court Has Reached More Than 10,000 People in Crisis; State Launches Behavioral Health Dashboard
SACRAMENTO — Governor Gavin Newsom on October 1 released the 2026 CARE Act Annual Report and new statewide data showing that California's CARE Court pathways have reached more than 10,000 Californians through June 2026. Since the first programs began in eight counties in 2023 and expanded to all 58 counties by December 2024, more than 5,400 CARE petitions have been filed across 54 counties, resulting in 1,414 voluntary CARE agreements and 56 court-ordered CARE plans, while nearly 4,900 additional people were referred to services outside the formal process.
The Community Assistance, Recovery, and Empowerment (CARE) Act connects people with untreated or undertreated schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders to behavioral health care, housing and other supports under the supervision of a judge. Petitions may be filed by the individuals themselves, family members, first responders, behavioral health professionals or eligible county staff. Implementation is accelerating: Fresno County has doubled its petitions since last year and Kern County has tripled its count.
The state also launched the Behavioral Health Public County Profile, an online dashboard consolidating county-reported behavioral health planning, funding, service delivery and performance data in one place so residents can compare progress across counties. Michelle Baass, director of the Department of Health Care Services, said the profile presents complex data in an accessible format to support oversight and inform future investment.
On July 1, California transitioned from the Mental Health Services Act to the new Behavioral Health Services Act under Proposition 1, approved by voters in 2024, requiring counties to adopt three-year integrated plans tied to statewide goals on outcomes, equity and transparency.
Related: Governor Newsom to Announce Prop 1 Update on October 30 After Record Drops in Homelessness
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图片来源：图：加州州长办公室发布的CARE法庭实施进展官方图。来源：加州州长办公室（gov.ca.gov），政府官方发布 / Official graphic from the Office of the Governor of California (gov.ca.gov).
