JOIN THE COLLABORATIVE
You are not doing this work alone.
The Behavioral Health Collaborative of Alameda County advocates for behavioral health providers at the county level, connects organizations facing similar challenges, and gives members timely information, practical resources, and a strong network of experienced leaders.
Membership Criteria
Collaborative members are nonprofit organizations contracted with Alameda County Health to provide behavioral health services throughout the county.
Members share a commitment to delivering high-quality, culturally responsive care to Alameda County's children, youth, adults, and seniors.
Membership Benefits

Advocacy and Representation
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Advocacy with Alameda County Health leadership
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Engagement with the Alameda County Board of Supervisors
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Representation on collective and agency-specific policy, funding, and operational issues
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A unified provider voice on decisions affecting behavioral health services

Peer Leadership and Collaboration
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A community of behavioral health leaders who strategize, solve problems, and share expertise
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Opportunities to build relationships with agencies facing similar challenges
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Collegial support and camaraderie among nonprofit leaders
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Rapid consultation and support on collective and agency-specific issues

Forums, Workshops, and Resources
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Clinical, Human Resources, Finance, and Substance Use Disorder Forums
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Workshops with guest speakers on relevant topics
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Timely guidance and alerts on critical issues
Information about funding, policy developments, and practice improvements -
Practical resources that support agency leadership and operations

The Collaborative is such a wonderful body of thought partners and strategic thinkers. We are true colleagues and a family fighting for a healthy, thriving community where everyone living with behavioral health needs is supported.
MEMBER CEO
THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH COLLABORATIVE OF ALAMEDA COUNTY
Start with a conversation.
To learn more about membership or schedule a conversation, contact Executive Director Valerie Gallo at valerie@bhcollaborative.org.

























