Are you a peer with lived experience with mental health and recovery or a caregiver/ family member who supports a loved one with a mental health condition? In a mental health crisis, what would you want hospital staff or first responders to know about you or a loved one?

Join our informational listening circle at the Tri-City Wellness Center as we discuss Tri-City Mental Health's new project, Psychiatric Advance Directives (PADs). Your vital feedback will be used to help improve California's mental health system and to empower and support young adults to advocate for their rights and mental health care.

April 19, 2023
1 pm - 2:30 pm
Tri-City Wellness Center
TAY Resource Building
1403 N Garey Ave, Pomona, CA

To sign-up, visit forms.office.com/r/9b4WAw9FC3.

For more information, contact Amanda Colt at acolt@tricitymhs.org. Learn more about the statewide PADs project at www.padsca.org.

About the Multi-County Collaborative Psychiatric Advance Directives (PAD) Innovation Project

A PAD is a legal document allowing people with mental health conditions to identify and voice their preference for treatment in advance of a crisis. Tri-City Mental Health has partnered with six counties across California to develop and test a collaborative, peer-driven and secure online PADs tool to be used across the state.The Multi-County Collaborative PAD project is funded by the Mental Health Services Act (MHSA, Prop. 63), Innovation (INN) component.