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    Accessing Mental and Behavioral Health Services for Young Children and Caregivers

    The William Penn Foundation funds projects to expand and improve mental and behavioral health services for young children and caregivers in Philadelphia, with a focus on underserved communities.

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    Mental and Behavioral Health Services

    Mental and Behavioral Health Services supports organizations expanding care for Philadelphia’s young children and caregivers through service delivery, workforce growth, and policy changes to improve access.

    Penn FoundationDue Oct 22, 2026· 1d$800,000

    Child & Family Mental Well-Being Grants

    Funds evidence-based programs improving child and family mental health, focusing on prevention, intervention, trauma-informed care, and collaborative community behavioral health solutions.

    Intermountain HealthRolling submissions$300,000

    Caregiver Supports and Opportunities for Early Learning

    Caregiver Supports and Opportunities for Early Learning supports Philadelphia families through coordinated caregiver services and early learning to strengthen child development and family well-being.

    Penn FoundationDue Oct 22, 2026· 1d$800,000

    Community-based Health Care Program

    Funds projects in Pennsylvania to expand primary health care, reduce emergency room use, and promote collaboration among providers through new clinics, service improvements, and innovative delivery models.

    PA DOHForecasted Nov 17, 2026$2,000,000Forecasted

    Mental and Behavioral Health

    Mental and Behavioral Health supports New York nonprofits providing prevention, treatment, and recovery programs that improve access to culturally appropriate care for people facing behavioral health challenges.

    Mother CabriniForecasted Jan 1, 2027Forecasted