365 Grant Awards
55 California Counties
257.782 Million Dollars
Youth civic engagement, mentoring, and peer-led support to prevent youth substance use disorder
Elevating leaders in underserved communities of color and 2S/LGBTQ+ youth who seek change for their peers, their community, and themselves.
Rising Together for Change
Elevate Youth California
This statewide program prioritizes youth leadership in under-resourced communities harmed by the War on Drugs. Communities of color endure the consequences of systemic racism in all aspects of their lives, including punitive physical, emotional, and economic impacts.
It’s time to invest in healing. It’s time to invest in change. Through the Department of Health Care Services, $257.782 million has been invested to date for funding and technical assistance from 2020-2026. Funding supports partners working with youth advocates to build their power and leadership skills. We are committed to a movement that elevates our youths’ future.
Resources
- Technical Assistance
- TA resources and an archive of training webinars
- Communications
- Publications and branding
- Web Sites
- Links to resources from the field
- Tools
- Links to tools and toolkits
The Department of Health Care Services: Proposition 64 Advisory Group Meeting
On November 14, 2024, the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) will host the Proposition 64 Advisory Group (Prop 64 AG) annual data evaluation meeting from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Sierra Health Foundation: Center for Health Program Management, 1321 Garden Hwy, Suite 210, Sacramento, CA 95833.
The Prop 64 AG members will meet to discuss the following:
- Updates on YEPEITA (Youth Education Prevention, Early Intervention and Treatment Account)-funded programs’ year-to-date outcomes from DHCS in partnership with The Center for Elevate Youth California (EYC)
- Round 6 Contract Updates
- Presentations from the California Natural Resources Agency’s Youth Community Access Program, California Department of Social Services for Early Intervention Child Care Programs, and California Department of Public Health Substance Use Surveillance and Youth Cannabis Education Prevention Campaign.