Public Policy and Advocacy Committee (PPAC)
For Individuals Interested in Shaping Mental Health Policy
Public Policy and Advocacy Committee (PPAC)
The Public Policy and Advocacy Committee (PPAC) is a dedicated group of individuals focused on changing mental health policies at the local, state, and national levels. By engaging with policymakers, legislators, and community leaders, PPAC works to ensure that mental health needs are prioritized in public policy. This group helps influence key policies, works on legislative proposals, and ensures mental health remains a central focus of our advocacy efforts.
- Reduces Suffering
- Builds Stronger Communities
- Inspires a Ripple Effect
What You’ll Learn:
The policy-making process and how to influence mental health-related legislation
Tools for advocacy, including legislative tracking, coalition-building, and public speaking
How to engage with policymakers to advocate for better mental health services
The importance of collaborative work in pushing for systemic mental health reforms
Who It’s For:
- Individuals who want to be part of a collaborative group working to shape mental health policy
- Community members passionate about mental health reform and public policy
- Advocates who want to learn how policies affect mental health and take action
What to Expect:
- Format: Monthly meetings, strategy sessions, and involvement in key legislative efforts
- Led by: Experienced advocates and policy experts
- Cost: Free for anyone who wishes to be part of the committee
Next Steps
Join the PPAC and become part of the advocacy efforts
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Contact us to learn more about PPAC
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