The New York State Office of Mental Health funds pilot programs for health-led, community-based behavioral health crisis response, emphasizing non-law enforcement, trauma-informed interventions statewide.
The Crisis Intervention & Behavioral Health Grants (Byrne SCIP) fund research-based crisis response and behavioral health initiatives in Minnesota, led by the Department of Public Safety Office of Justice Programs.
MH253021 Crisis Stabilization Centers supports providers developing round-the-clock crisis services in New York to stabilize people experiencing mental health or substance use crises and connect them to care.
This grant supports building and deploying coordinated mental health response teams to provide immediate and long-term care in Chicago communities impacted by mass shootings.
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.
Funds Illinois CCBHCs to operate 24/7 mobile crisis teams for unfunded individuals, providing rapid, in-person behavioral health crisis intervention and follow-up in alignment with state and national crisis care standards.