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 Welcome
South Florida Behavioral Health Network is committed to improving the lives of people with mental disorders and addiction problems.

Our goal is to develop, implement and refine a coordinated system of behavioral health care within the community that enhances prevention, treatment and recovery services for those at risk of or who are suffering  from mental health and substance abuse problems.

 Our Role
As a network system of care, we oversee funding designated by the state of Florida to help individuals in need of behavioral health care. Our delivery system is performance-driven, cost-effective and fiscally responsible.

We ensure care is delivered to:
     • People who need treatment rather than incarceration
     • Teens troubled by alcohol or substance abuse or co-occurring
     • Individuals suffering from mental health disorders
     • Families in need of support and behavioral health services
     • War veterans who have behavioral health problems or concerns

 Our Goal
The South Florida Behavioral Health Network seeks to develop a system of care that provides the best access to care and strive for excellence in behavioral health service delivery.

  Access Statement

     SFBHN is committed to providing accessible services and facilities to all of our customers, visitors and staff.  This commitment is consistent with the Americans with Disabilities act of 1990 (ADA), a federal civil law that protects qualified persons with disabilities from discrimination.    A reasonable accommodation  may be requested by qualified persons with a disability.  If you wish to request an accommodation, please contact Roy Thompson, Contracts Administrator, at (305) 856-7961.

  Nondiscrimination Statement

     In accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, as well as other applicable local and state regulations, all SFBHN programs and services are available to all persons without regard to race, color, national origin, gender, disability, age, or sexual orientation.  If you feel that you have been subjected to some form of discrimination by South Florida Behavioral Health Network or any of its employees, volunteers, or providers, then please contact Roy Thompson, Contracts Administrator, at (305) 856-7961.