Community-Based Organizations (CBO) Grants support Washington community organizations delivering substance use prevention, mental health promotion, and suicide prevention programs in high-need communities.
Behavioral Health Programs support California’s behavioral health students and professionals through peer training, placement, and residency training to strengthen the workforce and improve access to care.
Capital Project Capacity-Building Grant Program supports Washington organizations with technical assistance and predevelopment work to advance capital projects benefiting overburdened communities.
The Behavioral Health Capital Fund from the New Mexico Finance Authority supports rural clinics with capital for facilities, equipment, and working capital to improve behavioral health care in New Mexico.
This grant funds rapid, community-based behavioral health, housing, and support services to divert adults at risk of institutionalization in Illinois and help them remain in integrated community settings.