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Miles was our dear friends’ only son. He was just 23 years young, not unlike my own children. Miles was more than a headline or a hashtag. He was a loving son and grandson, a supportive big brother, a loyal friend, a kind neighbor—a vibrant, sweet soul navigating the world while living with a disability: mental illness.

Along with so many other things across our government, SAMHSA, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration is being dismantled before our eyes. One of the main hurdles in defending its importance is that the public doesn't know what SAMHSA is or does. Dr. Eric Rafla-Yuan, who serves on the Board for The Miles Hall Foundation has written an op-ed describing how SAMHSA touches the lives of every California community.

We are happy to announce the launch of an innovative new program, Mental Health Matters, in partnership with Hip Hop For

Dr. Eric Rafla-Yuan article about 988 in San Diego Physician Magazine

Building Black Brotherhood: Reflections from the Breaking Barriers Youth Summit In February, we held our latest Breaking Barriers Youth...

nstead of a one-size-fits-all approach, individuals in crisis receive 988 assistance that's tailored to their community’s specific needs

I am thrilled to introduce BJ (Barry Victor Jr.) as the new Program Lead for The Miles Hall Foundation! He brings a wealth of experience a

Jaime Naranjo, a loving husband & father, is fatally shot during a mental health crisis. We say his name and cherish the impact he made.

As we remember Angelo Quinto, we honor his life, his service, and the love he shared with those around him.

Taun Hall and Gigi Crowder were featured recently with Sean Claiborne from America's Heroes Group Live. The video starts at their...

In the wake of the family's unthinkable loss, Taun Hall, mother of Miles Hall, spoke about her son, one year after this tragic death.

The family of Miles Hall is heartbroken about the killing of Ryan Gainer, a Black autistic 15-year-old living in CA who had dreams of ...