May 14, 2026 – The Meadows Institute appears in an article in the Dallas Morning News covering the “State of Homelessness Address” by Housing Forward. The Meadows Institute has supported Housing Forward and other local partners in the Street to Home initiative,…
Communities Foundation of Texas awarded a grant to the Meadows Institute to operate the Caruth Police Institute to continue to advance public safety innovation in North Texas and across the country Pictured from left: Chief Tarrick McGuire, Scott Donaldson, B.J.…
January 23, 2026 – The Meadows Institute was featured in KERA News in a story highlighting the Street to Home initiative, a program led by Housing Forward that aims to provide permanent housing for Dallas residents who are experiencing homelessness. The Dallas…
The Dallas Morning News featured the Meadows Institute in an editorial on how mental health facilities, especially those with inpatient care in underserved regions, are essential for providing communities with quality health care and eliminating the need for people to travel long distances to access treatment. Meadows Institute President & CEO…
This article was originally published in People Newspapers on May 23, 2025. A People Newspapers article discussed how the Meadows Institute’s partnership with the North Texas Behavioral Health Authority has been instrumental in developing critical interventions that have helped nearly 3,000 people…
This article was published in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram on April 4, 2025. “It’s about the people in Texas understanding that mental illness is an illness of childhood and that we need to get ahead of the curve through early…
DALLAS — Communities Foundation of Texas has awarded a $6 million multi-year grant through the W.W. Caruth, Jr., Fund to the Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute to implement a comprehensive initiative that provides support to children and youth who have…
This article was published by The Dallas Morning News on December 7, 2024 and is co-authored by Meadows Institute President and CEO, Andy Keller PhD. Dallas and Collin counties are breaking down the barriers between mental health care and homelessness…
This article was published by the KERA News on May 16, 2024. Read the full article on KERA’s website. The Dallas County District Attorney’s Office has received a $12,500 grant to help provide transportation to participants in a drug court…