SF gets ~$100M for mental health
California funneled nearly $100 million in state funding to San Francisco this week to address addiction and mental‑health services for the unhoused. [](https://nbcbayarea.com/video/news/local/san-francisco-addiction-mental-health-funding/4051038) The money is aimed at scaling services and treatment capacity on the ground. [](https://nbcbayarea.com/video/news/local/san-francisco-addiction-mental-health-funding/4051038)
San Francisco plans to add nearly 100 new treatment and recovery beds at specific sites — including UCSF Health’s Hyde Hospital sf.gov and a new Treasure Island recovery hub — city officials said as they laid out project sites. nbcbayarea.com The awards come from Proposition 1, the $6.4 billion behavioral‑health bond voters approved in March 2024, and were part of a state funding round Gov. Gavin Newsom announced would deliver an additional $1.18 billion statewide on March 11, 2026. ballotpedia.org A San Francisco Board of Supervisors filing shows the city applied for about $144 million in Prop 1 capital funds for six projects, specifically requesting a 16‑bed dual‑diagnosis unit, 40 substance‑use treatment beds, a 12‑bed expansion of Psychiatric Emergency Services and 50 locked subacute beds. sfbos.org Statewide reporting and local advocates say the same Prop 1 round is directing roughly $190 million to eight Bay Area facilities while the administration touts more than $4 billion in Prop 1 investments already mobilized for behavioral‑health facilities across California. nwvcil.org
