The authority shall dedicate at least one full-time employee to: (1) Connecting families, behavioral health providers, educators, and other stakeholders with current information about law and policy related to behavioral health services for minors; (2) Creating shareable content appropriate for communicating policy and resources related to behavioral health services for minors; (3) Designing and maintaining a communications plan related to behavioral health services for minors involving social media and other forms of direct outreach to providers, families, and youth; and (4) Monitoring the health care authority website to make sure that the information included on the website is accurate and designed in a manner that is accessible to families.
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