Mental Health Safety Net Grant supports community mental health providers offering free or reduced-cost care so uninsured youth under 21 from low-income families can receive mental health services.
Applications are now closed; the Mental Health Safety Net Grant was previously listed as open with an October 23 deadline. The next opening is anticipated in fall 2027.
Dental Safety Net Grant supports nonprofit dental providers offering free or reduced-cost oral health care to uninsured patients under 21 from low-income families, helping sustain the dental safety net.
Community Clinic Grant supports clinics in planning, establishing, and operating primary care services to maintain or expand access for low-income and rural Minnesota residents.
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.
Mental Health Cultural Community Continuing Education Grant for Trainers funds free training for mental health professionals of color and from underrepresented communities to become board-approved supervisors.
Site-Based Clinical Training Grant Program supports Minnesota clinical training sites by funding completed health care training, with priorities in rural primary care and rural and urban oral health.