2025 Annual Report

Change for Good

In 2025, the Meadows Institute helped shape how mental health care is delivered across Texas and the country, turning evidence into action and expanding access to care where it matters most. Explore our annual report to see how these efforts are changing mental health care today and building a stronger system for the future.

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Mental health statistics
22.5 million adults had a past-year major depressive episode*
39%
of adults with a past-year major depressive episode receive no treatment*
*National Survey on Drug Use and Health (2022)
How we work

The Meadows Institute is committed to helping Texas become a national leader in treating all people with mental health needs

Systems Transformation

We support the implementation of state policies and programs that bring together diverse mental health resources, services, and communities to drive change. See the partnerships we’ve established and the change we’ve helped create in communities across Texas.

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Policy Guidance

We provide independent, non-partisan, and trusted behavioral health policy and program guidance to legislators, state agency executives, and their staffs, moving toward a goal of ensuring all Texans can obtain effective, efficient behavioral health care when and where they need it.

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Multidimendional Grief Therapy Author Julie Kaplow-Kline-Kline (small)
Putting Policy into Practice®

The Hackett Center for Mental Health

The Hackett Center is a catalyst for change in Greater Houston and the Texas Gulf Coast: incorporating behavioral and mental health care policies in schools, involving key lawmakers to secure $100 million for children’s mental health integration, and expanding research affecting workplace education on mental health.

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Driving Change

How we're building a brighter future for Texas

Case Study Highlight

Mental & Behavioral Health Roadmap & Toolkit for Schools

SUMMARY – Academic goals are difficult to achieve when the mental health needs of students and educators are not addressed. The Meadows Institute developed this resource to provide guidance and a framework for schools and educators interested in building sustainable, equitable, community-connected mental and behavioral health systems of supports.

Recent Projects

Updated on:
April 23, 2025

Texas Blue Chip Program

SUMMARY – The Texas Blue Chip Program provides no-cost resources that support the mental health of police officers. Resources include counseling and office visits...

Updated on:
May 19, 2025

National Trends in the Adoption of the Collaborative Care Model

SUMMARY – In a first-of-its-kind report, the Meadows Institute commissioned Milliman, an independent global data analysis firm, to conduct a study of the nationwide...

Priority areas

All people deserve to obtain the health care they need.

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