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Award Number | Organization | City | State | Amount Sort descending | Award FY | NOFO | ||||
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SM086038-01M003 | REPUBLIC OF PALAU MINISTRY OF HEALTH | KOROR | PW | $160 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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SM085981-01M003 | AMERICAN SAMOA GOVERNMENT-DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN AND SOCIAL SERVICES | PAGO PAGO | AS | $371 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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SM086021-01M003 | COMMONWEALTH HEALTHCARE CORPORATION | SAIPAN | MP | $383 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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SM086012-01M003 | REP/MARSHALL ISLANDS- MINISTRY OF HEALTH | MAJURO | MH | $568 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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SM086016-01M003 | FSM DEPT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS | POHNPEI | FM | $763 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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SM085997-01M003 | VIRGIN ISLANDS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH | CHRISTIANSTED | VI | $789 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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SM086002-01M003 | GUAM BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER | TAMUNING | GU | $1,245 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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TI083879-01 | GORDON-WASCOTT EMS | GORDON | WI | $1,650 | 2021 | TI-21-005 | ||||
Title: EMS Training
Project Period: 2021/09/01 - 2022/08/31
Short Title: EMS Training GORDON-WASCOTT EMS IS A RURAL COMBINATION MUNICIPLE AMBULANCE SERVICE WITH 26 MEMBERS ON THE ROSTER RANGING FROM EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDERS TO ADVANCED EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS.
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SP014629-09 | CROZER-CHESTER MEDICAL CENTER | UPLAND | PA | $1,816 | 2016 | |||||
Title: Drug-Free Communities (DFC) Support Program
Project Period: 2013/09/30 - 2018/09/29
The coalition will prevent and reduce youth substance use by implementing the following strategies: Execute a coordinated, multi-platform public education campaign tailored to 2 audiences youth and parents/adults; utilize the coalition network of organizations providing direct services to youth and adults in the community, having them disseminate tobacco and marijuana prevention materials developed by the coalition support local efforts to increase tobacco compliance check; collaborate with law enforcement and district judges to increase consequences of tobacco sales to minors; collaborate with local and county officials to reduce tobacco advertising density; collaborate with city and school district officials to alter policies in ways that discourage youth tobacco and marijuana use and/or encourage prevention education; and collaborate with city officials to reduce the number of open abandoned properties where youth are known to gather to use marijuana; and carry out an ongoing strategic communications plan to increase awareness efforts of the coalition.
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SP012958-10S1 | VAN BUREN COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT | KEOSAUQUA | IA | $1,836 | 2016 | |||||
Title: DFC
Project Period: 2005/09/30 - 2015/12/29
The Van Buren County SAFE Coalition services Van Buren County, IA, a rural area with a population of 7,676. The goals of the Coalition are: (1) establish and strengthen collaboration among Van Buren County SAFE Coalition's partner organizations in support of the community's effort to prevent and reduce substance abuse among youth; and (2) reduce substance abuse among youth in Van Buren County, IA, and, over time, reduce substance abuse among adults by addressing the issues in our community that increase the risk of substance abuse and promoting the factors that minimize the risk of substance abuse. The Coalition will achieve its goals by implementing these strategies: (1) Work with local alcohol retailers to change the policies, procedures, and layout of stores to reduce underage access to alcohol. (2) Engage parents to develop campaigns against hosting underage parties, for both parents and near peers. (3) Work with elected officials to change policies in Van Buren County related to underage drinking.
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SM085999-01M003 | WYOMING STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH | CHEYENNE | WY | $2,491 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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TI025268-03S1 | UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HLTH SCIENCE CENTER | SAN ANTONIO | TX | $3,274 | 2015 | |||||
Title: TCE-HIV
Project Period: 2015/09/01 - 2016/08/31
This grant will enhance the current project (BREATHE) by providing screening for Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) using the HITS tool. The project will provide referrals for 120 racial/ethnic minority women at risk that are diagnosed with substance use or co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders, and living with or at risk for HIV/AIDS in Bexar County, Texas. A significant number of those being screened include women who have previously been incarcerated, sex workers, and/or homeless. Participants who screen positive on the HITS tool will be contacted by the Referral Coordinator to assist with safety planning, link to IPV support services, and provide referral follow-up. All participants will continue to receive Motivational Interviewing, Seeking Safety, SISTA/HERMANA, brief strength-based case management for recovery support, and HIV and viral Hepatitis screening and linkage to care from staff at our partner organizations. Participants will complete 6- and 12-month follow-up assessments and receive a $30 gift card for completing the 6-month follow-up, 12 month local measures, and $10 for participation in each HIV education session. Goals and Objectives: The goals of the BREATHE-VITEL program are to: 1) reduce IPV through screening and referral; 2) reduce risky behaviors that lead to new HIV infections and substance use disorders; 3) increase access to care and improve health outcomes for people living with HIV and AIDS; 4) reduce HIV-related health disparities resultant from IPV screening tool implementation; and 5) determine the feasibility of integrating IPV screening in behavioral health settings.
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SM085996-01M003 | VERMONT STATE AGENCY OF HUMAN SERVICES | WATERBURY | VT | $3,277 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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SM086029-01M003 | NORTH DAKOTA STATE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES | BISMARCK | ND | $3,399 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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TI025569-02 | UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HLTH SCIENCE CENTER | SAN ANTONIO | TX | $3,776 | 2015 | TI-14-005 | ||||
Title: PPW
Project Period: 2014/09/30 - 2016/09/29
Short Title: PPW Project Precious will provide residential substance abuse treatment and other services to 100 adult, primarily Hispanic, low-income, pregnant and postpartum (PPW) women, and an estimated 75 of their children, in San Antonio, Texas. Precious will provide a trauma-informed, family-centered, culturally-competent continuum of services to aid women in attaining long-term recovery while reuniting and strengthening their families. In partnership with Volunteers of America, Precious will efficiently expand the substance abuse, parenting, and recovery services available to substance-using PPW. The project will integrate a number of evidence-based models: Trauma Recovery and Empowerment Model, a trauma-informed recovery program; Motivational Enhancement Therapy, a person-centered counseling approach; Nurturing Parenting, a family skills training program for families in substance abuse treatment and recovery; Pathways to Family Reunification and Recovery, a skills building module addressing child custody issues; and, finally, process groups, a time when participants integrate and process what they have learned. Services will also be provided to children and other family members of the participating women, such as screenings and referrals for physical and mental health needs, including substance abuse treatment. Comprehensive, strength-based case management will guide women through their services and link them to outside resources. These interventions support SAMHSA's goals of reducing substance use; increasing safe, healthy pregnancies; improving mental and physical of women and children; improving family functioning; and decreasing crime, violence, abuse, and neglect. A total of 285 women, men, and children will be served over the life of the project. As required by SAMHSA, Participants will complete a 6-month follow-up assessment.
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SM085988-01M003 | DELAWARE DIVISION OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MENTAL HEALTH | NEW CASTLE | DE | $3,992 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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SM085992-01M003 | SOUTH DAKOTA STATE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES | PIERRE | SD | $4,149 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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SM061645-04 | TULE RIVER TRIBAL COUNCIL | PORTERVILLE | CA | $4,376 | 2017 | SM-14-002 | ||||
Title: SOC Implementation
Project Period: 2014/09/30 - 2018/09/29
Short Title: System of Care Expansion Implementation Cooperative Agreements The Native Family Wellness Partnership represents an unprecedented partnership to focus on a major gap in the provision of culturally competent and comprehensive mental health services and system of care (SOC) for American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) children, ages birth to 21, and their families in the San Joaquin Valley, California. The Tule River Indian Tribe, a federally recognized tribal government and reservation established in 1873, and the Fresno American Indian Health Project (FAIHP), an American Indian nonprofit organization that is recognized by the Indian Health Service (IHS) as an Urban Indian Health Program under Title V of the Indian Health Care Improvement Act, PL 94-437 will work together to build an integrated, coordinated, family-driven, youth-guided system of care that spans the urban areas and tribal territories in the surrounding communities of the Valley. This project is expected to serve at least 30 families during the first year of the project as services ramp up and a solid foundation is set. The goal is to increase service enrollment by at least 10% each year as the project is brought to scale. Outreach, social media, cultural, and prevention activities will reach at least 350 additional individuals each year to improve access to mental health care.
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SM085989-01M003 | D. C. DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH | WASHINGTON | DC | $4,599 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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SM085980-01M003 | ALASKA STATE DEPARTMENT OF HLTH-SOC SVCS | JUNEAU | AK | $4,645 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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TI026655-03S1 | UNIVERSITY HEALTH SYSTEM | SAN ANTONIO | TX | $5,628 | 2014 | |||||
Title: TCE-HIV
Project Period: 2013/09/01 - 2016/08/31
This grant will enhance the current project (BREATHE) by providing screening for Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) using the HITS tool. The project will provide referrals for 120 racial/ethnic minority women at risk that are diagnosed with substance use or co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders, and living with or at risk for HIV/AIDS in Bexar County, Texas. A significant number of those being screened include women who have previously been incarcerated, sex workers, and/or homeless. Participants who screen positive on the HITS tool will be contacted by the Referral Coordinator to assist with safety planning, link to IPV support services, and provide referral follow-up. All participants will continue to receive Motivational Interviewing, Seeking Safety, SISTA/HERMANA, brief strength-based case management for recovery support, and HIV and viral Hepatitis screening and linkage to care from staff at our partner organizations. Participants will complete 6- and 12-month follow-up assessments and receive a $30 gift card for completing the 6-month follow-up, 12 month local measures, and $10 for participation in each HIV education session. Goals and Objectives: The goals of the BREATHE-VITEL program are to: 1) reduce IPV through screening and referral; 2) reduce risky behaviors that lead to new HIV infections and substance use disorders; 3) increase access to care and improve health outcomes for people living with HIV and AIDS; 4) reduce HIV-related health disparities resultant from IPV screening tool implementation; and 5) determine the feasibility of integrating IPV screening in behavioral health settings.
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SM086024-01M003 | NH STATE DEPT/HLTH STATISTICS/DATA MGMT | CONCORD | NH | $6,342 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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SM085990-01M003 | RHODE ISLAND DEPT OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE/DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES/HOSP | CRANSTON | RI | $6,654 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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SM086020-01M003 | MONTANA STATE DEPT/PUB HLTH & HUMAN SRVS | HELENA | MT | $6,883 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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SM086011-01M003 | MAINE STATE DEPT/HEALTH/HUMAN SERVS | AUGUSTA | ME | $7,508 | 2022 | MHBG | ||||
Title: MHBG
Project Period: 2021/10/01 - 2023/09/30
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Short Title: EMS Training
Short Title: PPW
Short Title: System of Care Expansion Implementation Cooperative Agreements
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