This grant funds community mental health services for children and young adults up to age 21 with serious emotional disturbances, including early identification and support for at-risk youth and families.
Child & Family Mental Well-Being Grants support organizations serving families with children, funding prevention, treatment, and community collaboration to improve mental well-being and expand access to care.
Funds organizations to connect at-risk and system-involved youth with community mental health and social services through coordinated partnerships and ongoing support in Illinois.
The Transformation of Mental Health Care Program by Klingenstein Philanthropies funds research on scalable, innovative models to improve youth mental health care access, especially for underserved populations.
Healthy Kids supports Michigan children, families, and caregivers through community-driven health projects that advance equity, improve access to care, and strengthen support from before birth through young adulthood.
Pediatric Primary Care Mental Health Training Grant supports pediatric primary care providers through clinic-based mental health training to strengthen skills and improve timely, ongoing care for children.