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In 2016, Governor Sununu signed into law 135-F, a bill that required the Departments of Education and Health and Human Services to work together to develop an integrated and comprehensive delivery structure for the provision of publicly funded behavioral health services to New Hampshire children and youth. Central to the success of that law, annual reports document expenditures associated with the provision of children's behavioral health care across state agencies, and assess the extent to which services are consistent with a system of care approach. Additionally, the Year 2 report documents gaps in the service array and highlights ongoing and planned quality improvement efforts. The Endowment for Health funded the Carsey School of Public Policy at the University of New Hampshire to provide technical assistance.