Authorize $11.5 billion annually from FY2026 through FY2030 for crisis stabilization centers that provide behavioral health treatment, housing assistance, and related services.

The Behavioral Health Crisis Care Centers Act authorizes $11.5 billion annually from FY2026 through FY2030 to fund the establishment, operation, and expansion of crisis stabilization centers nationwide.

Smith's bill would authorize $11.5 billion per year for five fiscal years to build and sustain crisis stabilization centers nationwide.

Rep. Adam Smith Introduces Behavioral Health Crisis Care Centers Act to Strengthen the Nation’s Mental Health Response System | Congressman Adam Smith
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