The San Francisco County government meeting held on July 4, 2025, focused on the introduction of four proposed mental health programs aimed at enhancing community support services. The meeting featured Jessica Brown, director of the Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) initiative, who outlined the details of each program.

The first program discussed was the Adult Outpatient Services, which provides comprehensive outpatient mental health care. This includes case management, therapy, psychiatry, and medication management, specifically targeting Asian and Pacific Islander, as well as Russian-speaking communities. The program aims to serve approximately 600 unduplicated clients annually.

Next, the Broderick Street Residential Services were presented. This program offers residential support for adults facing serious mental health challenges, including those with co-occurring mental health, substance use, and physical health issues. The Broderick House facility accommodates 33 beds, providing a structured environment for individuals in need of intensive support.

The meeting emphasized the importance of these programs in addressing the diverse mental health needs of the community, particularly among underserved populations. Further discussions on the remaining two programs were anticipated in subsequent sessions, highlighting the county's commitment to enhancing mental health services.

Overall, the meeting underscored San Francisco County's ongoing efforts to improve mental health care accessibility and support for its residents.