The BHA is grounded in addressing whole-person health & is working diligently to increase access to care and ensure that quality behavioral health services are accessible, meaningful and trusted.
On February 9, 2023, the Behavioral Health Administration (BHA) released a request for application (RFA) to distribute an estimated $4.5 million in grants.
The Colorado Behavioral Health Administration (BHA) released a strategic plan outlining its critical priorities for the next three years. The plan explains the BHA’s creation, how the BHA works, priorities and key strategies, desired outcomes, and a visual roadmap representing how the BHA will achieve behavioral health care reform in Colorado.
Our thoughts are with Boulder County residents and their loved ones as the Sunshine Canyon wildland fire continues to expand in the foothills of the City of Boulder. The BHA extends its support to those who have evacuated due to the fire, are preparing to evacuate, or have been impacted in any way. We honor the brave contributions of those fighting the fire and providing emergency response.
The Behavioral Health Administration (BHA) is excited to announce that over $130 million in grant opportunities to support behavioral health care, funded through the American Rescue Plan Act, are now available for Colorado communities to apply.