CIF FY2026/27 annual grants and NAMI Solano funding gap
Summary
NAMI Solano, which serves over 1,000 people a year with free mental illness support, lost all its county funding — about $325,000 — after Proposition 1 changes, and a nonprofit grant application was denied. They asked the board to help find a path forward.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Nov 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
Approximately $325,000 in annual funding lost, cutting NAMI Solano's county support to zero.
If funding is restored, over 1,000 people a year with mental illness and their families.
People with serious mental illness and their families lose free support, education, and diversion court representation.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Supervisors - Nov 3, 2026
NAMI Solano, which serves over 1,000 people a year with free mental illness support, lost all its county funding — about $325,000 — after Proposition 1 changes, and a nonprofit grant application was denied. They asked the board to help find a path forward.
Board of Supervisors - Jun 9, 2026
Five nonprofits share $365,000 for food security, behavioral health, and family support — but NAMI Solano was not funded, and its leaders asked the board to reconsider. The county says an emergency nonprofit fund remains available to them.
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