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The American Indian and Alaskan Native (AI/AN) Planning
Grants go to such communities to support community planning and
consensus building, leading to the development of local substance abuse
treatment system plans. The plans would describe how tribal governments,
organizations providing services to urban Indian communities, and other
indigenous community organizations will work together to deliver
integrated substance abuse treatment and related services, such as
HIV/AIDS prevention, mental health services, primary care, and other
public health services. The CSAT American Indian/Alaskan Native Planning
Grants Program is made up of two types of grants: Phase I, which is the Development
of a community planning process; and Phase II, which is the Implementation
of a services integration plan. This announcement is only for Phase I
grants. Contingent upon future funding and the accomplishments of Phase I
projects, CSAT may issue a future, "Phase II" announcement to
support implementation of plans developed during Phase I.
Receipt date: July 10, 2001
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FY 2001 Grant Opportunity
