Teen Mental Health First Aid for All Tenth Graders supports New York students and adults with mental health first aid training to help teens recognize peer challenges and seek responsible adult support.
LGBTQIA+ Youth and Young Adult Crisis Line supports a crisis-service provider in expanding New York youth’s access to affirming crisis care and training 988 counselors to better support LGBTQIA+ young people.
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.
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 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.
Project AWARE supports Colorado education partners in building coordinated school mental and behavioral health systems that strengthen student wellbeing and help students succeed in school and life.