Historical BHCIP Context: California Broke Ground on a >$5M Modesto Youth Behavioral-Health Center in June 2024
Correction (July 15, 2026): the CYBHI source was published June 12, 2024 and says the groundbreaking occurred June 10, 2024 — not 2026. California DHCS joined the nonprofit Center for Human Services to mark construction of a Modesto outpatient behavioral-health center supported by more than $5 million from BHCIP/CYBHI.
The state said the facility would expand mental-health and substance-use treatment for children, youth, and families and enable service for more than 1,425 additional community members annually. Center for Human Services is not an FQHC, so this remains historical referral-capacity context for Central Valley health centers rather than a current FQHC award or 2026 construction milestone.
Key takeaways
- The verified milestone is June 10, 2024; the source does not establish a 2026 groundbreaking.
- The >$5M state award was projected to add capacity for more than 1,425 community members annually; treat it as historical referral-infrastructure context.
Primary source
CA CYBHI / California Health & Human ServicesSource packet
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FQHC Talent. (2024, June 10). Historical BHCIP Context: California Broke Ground on a >$5M Modesto Youth Behavioral-Health Center in June 2024. Primary source: CA CYBHI / California Health & Human Services. Retrieved July 28, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/modesto-bhcip-youth-behavioral-health-groundbreaking-june-2026
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