Behavioral Health Facilities Closure Prevention supports behavioral health providers with capital repairs and upgrades to keep existing facilities open and preserve care for publicly funded people.
Community-based organizations supports local organizations delivering substance use prevention, mental health promotion, and suicide prevention to address disparities in high-need Washington 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.
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.
Capital Project Capacity-Building Grant Program supports Washington organizations with early-stage capital planning and readiness work to advance projects benefiting overburdened communities.
Emergency Relief – Early Learning Facilities Grant supports Washington early learning providers with emergency facility repairs to restore safe learning environments and preserve childcare capacity.