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RCCMHC Governing Board

The RCCMHC Governing Board meets on third Fridays. Meetings are open to the public.  If you have questions about our Board meetings or if you would like to speak during public comment, please reach out to wendy@rccmhc.org  
 
Representatives from our schools, county departments, local agencies, parents and youth come together to support youth mental health and the the complex, multi-system needs of their families. Every Board member has an equal vote. RCCMHC values youth and caregivers as equal partners with providers and policy makers. 
 
Board members ensure that collaborative services and supports address the most pressing needs and match the values that have been defined by community.

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See Zoom link & calendar below.  
 

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What is a Governing Board? What does the Board do? 

 

The Governing Board is the ultimate decision-making body for RCCMHC. Board members listen to the community to determine needs and priorities. Together, Board members define our mission, vision, and values. Each year, the Board decides what specific work we will do and how we will spend our resources. Through a continuous feedback loop with community, the Board makes a plan, reports on how resources are being used, and measures impact. Plans are often adapted to respond to new or emerging needs. ​
 

Who is on the Board?  How do they make decisions? 

 

Governing Board members can be appointed, elected, or nominated.​ Our system partners volunteer their hours on the Board. Youth and caregivers receive a small stipend. Most Board members lead other RCCMHC committees, serve on task groups, and volunteer at RCCMHC family events and trainings. 

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Each Board member represents a constituency group in Ramsey County.  Board members talk to their constituents before voting. For example, the Co-Chairs of the Family Services Committee will talk to the 75 active parents and caregivers in their committee before making a recommendation or decision on the Board. 

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60% of our Board identify as BIPOC (based on currently filled positions). Some identify as LGBTQ+  Most of our Board members have lived experience with mental health, trauma, poverty and/or substance use.​ 

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Board Representatives

6 school districts

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4 county departments

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1 statewide mental health entity

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2 community providers 

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2 parents/caregivers

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1 youth 

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How can YOU guide decison making? 

PLEASE share your ideas with the Board!

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  • Attend a community-based committee or task group

  • Attend a Board meeting and speak during Public Comment  (see zoom link & calendar below)

  • Email or call your representative on the Board (see chart below)

  • If you don't know who to contact, ask our Executive Director wendy@rccmhc.org 

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Governing Board Folder

Search the Governing Board folder to view  Board Minutes, Agenda, Treasurer's Report, Presentations and other Board documents according to month. 

Meeting Room
Third Fridays, 9:00 to 11:00

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  • Friday, August 15, 2025 

  • Friday, September 19, 2025 (2025-26 officer elections)

  • Friday, November 21, 2025

  • Friday, February 20, 2026

  • Friday, April 17, 2026 (budget approval)

  • Friday, May 15, 2026 (2026-27 officer elections)

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Phone Options

Dial +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)  

Meeting ID: 841 3260 2805

Passcode: 943812

Zoom link and calendar
Governing Board Members

Click on a Board member's name in the chart below to send an email.

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How Can We Help?

Call or Text 800-565-2575

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