Nevada § 433C.130 Responsibility of Department for developing and administering preventive and other services for mental health

Nevada Statutes

§ 433C.130 — Responsibility of Department for developing and administering preventive and other services for mental health

Nevada § 433C.130

Title 39MENTAL HEALTH

Ch. 433CCommunity

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 433C.130 (2026).

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The Department is designated as the official state agency responsible for developing and administering preventive and outpatient mental health services. The Department shall function in the following areas:

1.Assisting and consulting with local health authorities, local governments and all law enforcement agencies in this State in providing community mental health services, which services may include prevention, rehabilitation, case finding, diagnosis and treatment of persons with mental illness, and consultation and education for groups and individuals regarding mental health.

2.Coordinating mental health functions with other state agencies.

3.Participating in and promoting the development of facilities for training personnel necessary for implementing such services.

4.Collecting and

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The Department is designated as the official state agency responsible for developing and administering preventive and outpatient mental health services. The Department shall function in the following areas:
1. Assisting and consulting with local health authorities, local governments and all law enforcement agencies in this State in providing community mental health services, which services may include prevention, rehabilitation, case finding, diagnosis and treatment of persons with mental illness, and consultation and education for groups and individuals regarding mental health.
2. Coordinating mental health functions with other state agencies.
3. Participating in and promoting the development of facilities for training personnel necessary for implementing such services.
4. Collecting and disseminating information pertaining to mental health.
5. Performing such other acts as are necessary to promote mental health in the State.