Mental and Behavioral Health Services supports young children and caregivers in Philadelphia through projects that improve access to mental and behavioral health care amid service shortages.
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.
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.
Public Benefits supports organizations improving systems that help Philadelphia families with young children access public benefits and tax credits to strengthen economic stability and child development.
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.
Improvement of Public Spaces supports Philadelphia organizations in improving existing public spaces to foster recreation, refuge, social interaction, and more equitable access to quality places.