The Resource Library

Publications

  • Building Community Partnerships to Boost Mobile Crisis Response (webinar series)

    Media | Publication | February 2024

    To successfully reach people who have been missed or failed by the behavioral health system, mobile response teams must build trust with local entities and rethink awareness-building and engagement.

  • Homecoming: Life After Incarceration — Supercharging Reentry Success

    | Publication | May 2023

    Under TAC's cooperative agreement with the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Office of HIV Housing, staff and consultants helped to develop the latest revision of this important toolkit. Changes reflect emerging best practices, the changing realities of HIV/AIDS, and systemic shifts made in response to the COVID pandemic. Learn…

  • Optimizing Recovery Funding, Volume 2: Strategies for State Funding of Recovery Support Services

    Report | Publication | February 2023

    In partnership with the Peer Recovery Center of Excellence, TAC conducted a baseline analysis of state funding on recovery support services, highlighting strengths and obstacles to spending and support for this critical component of the SUD care continuum.

  • Federal Policy Recommendations to Support State Implementation of Medicaid-Funded Mobile Crisis Programs

    Issue Brief | Publication | January 2022

    In the context of new federal funding policies and the recent launch of the 988 behavioral health crisis line, this brief identifies important issues in mobile crisis implementation and describes ways that federal agencies can support state and local efforts.

  • Mobile Crisis Teams: A State Planning Guide for Medicaid-Financed Crisis Response Services

    Manual | Publication | January 2022

    A review of new federal requirements and funding opportunities related to community-based mobile crisis intervention services.

  • Implementation of the 988 Hotline: A Framework for State and Local Systems Planning

    Issue Brief | Publication | October 2021

    988 presents a unique opportunity for the behavioral health system, law enforcement, 911 systems, and other stakeholders to strengthen crisis response capacity and to provide people experiencing a mental health crisis with appropriate support.