Darrell Steinberg Supports Prop 63

Darrell Steinberg Supports Prop 63

Prop 63 represents an important transformation of California's community mental health services. This week, we've undergone a bit of a change as well. Having secured our proposition number, we've now refreshed the Campaign for Mental Health website to reflect the new number and our renewed focus.

From now on, our online content and services will live at www.YESon63.org. It's important to use this name and URL in your future communications.

This week I'm thrilled to announce a tremendous opportunity for the campaign and for awareness of mental health issues nationwide. We've teamed up with John and Katie Cadigan, makers of "People Say I'm Crazy," the award-winning documentary film about John's struggle with schizophrenia. The film makes its Cinemax debut on August 18 and YESon63 will be there with Movie Night house parties statewide. More on that below.

Finally, I'd like to thank all of you who have stepped up in July to make the CCCMHA Match Challenge a success. With 10 days remaining, we're over the 80% mark and I think we can go well over our goal of $63,000 in grassroots fundraising. Can we hit $75,000?

See the website for more information, and, as always, thanks for your support.

Darrell Steinberg, Assembly Member, 9th District

Last Updated on 07/26/04 webmaster@namiscc.org

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