It's Time for Change
Our Mission
In honor of Miles Hall, FOSATH’s mission is to educate and advocate for systemic changes in Walnut Creek and surrounding communities with respect to law enforcement’s response to individuals living with mental health challenges.
A key goal is to enable equitable outcomes for Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC).
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Our Vision
A skilled response to mental health crises that is specific to the needs of each individual and ensures fair and equitable outcomes, based on compassion, respect and dignity.
The relentless pursuit of institutionalized policies and individual practices that preserve life and eliminate structural bias and racism.
Ways you can help now
Attend Walnut Creek City Council meetings on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month. Check our Event page for details.
Sign the Color of Change petition to get the officers involved in shooting Miles off active duty and then share the petition with others.
Email us if you're interested in learning more about
subcommittees formed to research and provide recommendations we can take to the City in the weeks ahead.
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Sign the Change petition to request advanced crisis intervention training and full transparency and then share the petition with others.
Participate in the 1st Annual
Mental Health Awareness
Ribbon Campaign
5.18.20 - 6.10.20
The Miles Hall Foundation in collaboration with the National Alliance of Mental Illness and NAMI Contra Costa will be increasing awareness of how mental illness impacts individuals and families.
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You can support this campaign by getting a green ribbon symbolizing mental health from NAMI Contra Costa to tie on your tree or to place around your mailbox or anywhere visible.
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While supplies last, a ribbon will be included with your purchase of a mask from our online store.
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We look forward to seeing green ribbons all around town!
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