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| SM061392-02 | Iowa Federation/Families/Children's Mh | Anamosa | IA | $70,000 | 2014 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Family Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
Iowa Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health Statewide Family Network will ensure that Iowa families are the catalysts for change by transforming the mental health and related systems by strengthening coalitions among and between family members, policymakers and service providers. This project recognizes that family members are the best and most effective change agents. Strategies and interventions are based on the principles of family driven, youth guided care and promote the premise that parents are the best authority on their children's needs, and parents are a critical asset in service planning and implementation. The populations to be served will include families with children and adolescent's ages' birth through 26 that have serious emotional, behavioral, mental, and social disorders across all races, ethnicities, socioeconomic status, and throughout the state of Iowa. Specific interventions include trainings with families, individuals and professionals, information dissemination through targeted emails, action alerts, and social media sites, and strategic collaboration with community partners to ensure appropriate system guidance and referrals.
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| SM061392-03 | Iowa Federation/Families/Children's Mh | Anamosa | IA | $70,000 | 2015 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Family Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
Iowa Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health Statewide Family Network will ensure that Iowa families are the catalysts for change by transforming the mental health and related systems by strengthening coalitions among and between family members, policymakers and service providers. This project recognizes that family members are the best and most effective change agents. Strategies and interventions are based on the principles of family driven, youth guided care and promote the premise that parents are the best authority on their children's needs, and parents are a critical asset in service planning and implementation. The populations to be served will include families with children and adolescent's ages' birth through 26 that have serious emotional, behavioral, mental, and social disorders across all races, ethnicities, socioeconomic status, and throughout the state of Iowa. Specific interventions include trainings with families, individuals and professionals, information dissemination through targeted emails, action alerts, and social media sites, and strategic collaboration with community partners to ensure appropriate system guidance and referrals.
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| SM061393-02 | Recovery Institute of Sw Mi, Inc. | Kalamazoo | MI | $70,000 | 2014 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Consumer Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
The Recovery-Oriented Data Action Network (Project "RODAN") seeks to (1) develop improved engagement and person-centered planning practices that involve data collection using a recovery oriented tool (the Mental Health and Recovery Measure), and (2) build a consumer-directed and operated personal Electronic Health Record System to capture data to inform all aspects of our target population, recovery services and associated outcomes. Through Project RODAN, the Recovery Institute of Southwest Michigan will serve as a catalyst for organizational/structural change and create a locus of responsibility for the need for development of quality engagement, person-centered planning, and information management systems that can meet the service needs of an ever growing target population in the face of Medicaid expansion. The project will serve an estimated 80 persons who are seeking services monthly who are over the age of 18 residing in Kalamazoo County, Michigan, or neighboring counties and who have self-disclosed as having a serious and persistent mental illness. Activities will include practice reform via development of an improved peer-driven engagement and person-centered planning process; and internal process for reviewing goal-service-outcomes matches at the individual and organizational level; an EHR build that accurately captures demographics, services and outcomes for individuals; measurement of recovery outcomes for individuals receiving services over time; and development and implementation of protocols for decision-making regarding enhancements or changes for the peer-run, recover-oriented service array in the face of Medicaid expansion, as well as the development and wide-spread dissemination of toolkits, guidebooks, and curricula, and translation into Spanish, to members of the peer-run network in Michigan.
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| SM061393-03 | Recovery Institute of Sw Mi, Inc. | Kalamazoo | MI | $70,000 | 2015 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Consumer Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
The Recovery-Oriented Data Action Network (Project "RODAN") seeks to (1) develop improved engagement and person-centered planning practices that involve data collection using a recovery oriented tool (the Mental Health and Recovery Measure), and (2) build a consumer-directed and operated personal Electronic Health Record System to capture data to inform all aspects of our target population, recovery services and associated outcomes. Through Project RODAN, the Recovery Institute of Southwest Michigan will serve as a catalyst for organizational/structural change and create a locus of responsibility for the need for development of quality engagement, person-centered planning, and information management systems that can meet the service needs of an ever growing target population in the face of Medicaid expansion. The project will serve an estimated 80 persons who are seeking services monthly who are over the age of 18 residing in Kalamazoo County, Michigan, or neighboring counties and who have self-disclosed as having a serious and persistent mental illness. Activities will include practice reform via development of an improved peer-driven engagement and person-centered planning process; and internal process for reviewing goal-service-outcomes matches at the individual and organizational level; an EHR build that accurately captures demographics, services and outcomes for individuals; measurement of recovery outcomes for individuals receiving services over time; and development and implementation of protocols for decision-making regarding enhancements or changes for the peer-run, recover-oriented service array in the face of Medicaid expansion, as well as the development and wide-spread dissemination of toolkits, guidebooks, and curricula, and translation into Spanish, to members of the peer-run network in Michigan.
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| SM061394-02 | Vermont Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health | Williston | VT | $70,000 | 2014 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Family Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
"The Vermont Statewide Family and Consumer Leadership Project" will continue to work with our target population of Vermont families of children, youth and young adults in transition with or at risk of serious emotional disturbance to empower them to become agents of transformation for themselves, and for the System of Care. This transformation will be family driven and youth guided in the implementation, sustainability, and improvement of effective mental health and substance abuse prevention and treatment services for children, youth, young adults in transition and their families.
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| SM061394-03 | Vermont Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health | Williston | VT | $70,000 | 2015 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Family Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
"The Vermont Statewide Family and Consumer Leadership Project" will continue to work with our target population of Vermont families of children, youth and young adults in transition with or at risk of serious emotional disturbance to empower them to become agents of transformation for themselves, and for the System of Care. This transformation will be family driven and youth guided in the implementation, sustainability, and improvement of effective mental health and substance abuse prevention and treatment services for children, youth, young adults in transition and their families.
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| SM061395-02 | Federation of Families for Child Health | Denver | CO | $70,000 | 2014 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Family Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
The Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health ~ Colorado Chapter will serve 4000 children and youth with serious emotional disturbances and their families, by outreaching to family and youth organizations and family advocates in the catchment area of the State of Colorado. The Colorado Federation plans to achieve these goals and objectives by working with state entities, such as the Behavioral Health Transformation Council, Behavioral Health Planning and Advisory Council, Colorado System of Care Implementation Grant, Colorado Collaborative Management Program, Colorado System of Care Collaborative, and the Partnership.
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| SM061395-03 | Federation of Families for Child Health | Denver | CO | $70,000 | 2015 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Family Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
The Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health ~ Colorado Chapter will serve 4000 children and youth with serious emotional disturbances and their families, by outreaching to family and youth organizations and family advocates in the catchment area of the State of Colorado. The Colorado Federation plans to achieve these goals and objectives by working with state entities, such as the Behavioral Health Transformation Council, Behavioral Health Planning and Advisory Council, Colorado System of Care Implementation Grant, Colorado Collaborative Management Program, Colorado System of Care Collaborative, and the Partnership.
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| SM061397-02 | Wisconsin Family Ties, Inc. | Madison | WI | $70,000 | 2014 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Family Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
Wisconsin Family Ties (WFT) will enhance the capacity and capability of families to drive the transformation of the children's mental health system in Wisconsin. Project goals are to (1) enhance the capacity, skills and relationships of the grantee, (2) help youth and families develop strong leadership skills, (3) provide services to families that are responsive to their needs, and (4) promote peer support and social inclusion. The Statewide Family Network (SFN) project will serve children to age 18, or young adults to age 26 needing transitional services to the adult mental health system, who have a serious emotional disturbance.
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| SM061397-03 | Wisconsin Family Ties, Inc. | Madison | WI | $70,000 | 2015 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Family Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
Wisconsin Family Ties (WFT) will enhance the capacity and capability of families to drive the transformation of the children's mental health system in Wisconsin. Project goals are to (1) enhance the capacity, skills and relationships of the grantee, (2) help youth and families develop strong leadership skills, (3) provide services to families that are responsive to their needs, and (4) promote peer support and social inclusion. The Statewide Family Network (SFN) project will serve children to age 18, or young adults to age 26 needing transitional services to the adult mental health system, who have a serious emotional disturbance.
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| SM061398-02 | Mississippi Families AS Allies, Inc. | Jackson | MS | $70,000 | 2014 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Family Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
Mississippi Families as Allies (MS FAA) Statewide Family Network plans to expand the breadth and depth of Mississippi Family Network . Enhanced state-level infrastructure development will expand the network's reach, while intensive work in targeted communities will increase its depth. Statewide initiatives include comprehensive family training, a children's mental health social marketing campaign and SOC leadership development among policy makers. Broad outreach is critical in our state due to its rural nature, extensive poverty and continued struggles with prejudice and disparate treatment. Local efforts will increase support for families of young children as well as families from the military, LGBTQ and Hispanic communities.
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| SM061398-03 | Mississippi Families AS Allies, Inc. | Jackson | MS | $70,000 | 2015 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Family Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
Mississippi Families as Allies (MS FAA) Statewide Family Network plans to expand the breadth and depth of Mississippi Family Network . Enhanced state-level infrastructure development will expand the network's reach, while intensive work in targeted communities will increase its depth. Statewide initiatives include comprehensive family training, a children's mental health social marketing campaign and SOC leadership development among policy makers. Broad outreach is critical in our state due to its rural nature, extensive poverty and continued struggles with prejudice and disparate treatment. Local efforts will increase support for families of young children as well as families from the military, LGBTQ and Hispanic communities.
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| SM061400-02 | Idaho Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health | Boise | ID | $70,000 | 2014 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Family Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
The Idaho Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health (IFFCMH) seeks to continue the development and implementation of a statewide integrated system of family advocacy services for families of children with mental, behavioral and emotional disorders throughout Idaho. Through its "Children's Mental Health Connections" program, the infrastructure oriented to the needs of families will be continued and expanded. With parents and youth, as partners in the design and decision making process of a consumer based service delivery system, the primary focus will consist of two parts: 1) provide families and youth with information, education and training in order to increase understanding, involvement, self advocacy and leadership skills designed to increase understanding, involvement and decision making in system services, planning, and policy forums. 2) Strengthen the connection between families, youth, service providers, policymakers, education systems, juvenile justice and communities.
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| SM061400-03 | Idaho Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health | Boise | ID | $70,000 | 2015 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Family Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
The Idaho Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health (IFFCMH) seeks to continue the development and implementation of a statewide integrated system of family advocacy services for families of children with mental, behavioral and emotional disorders throughout Idaho. Through its "Children's Mental Health Connections" program, the infrastructure oriented to the needs of families will be continued and expanded. With parents and youth, as partners in the design and decision making process of a consumer based service delivery system, the primary focus will consist of two parts: 1) provide families and youth with information, education and training in order to increase understanding, involvement, self advocacy and leadership skills designed to increase understanding, involvement and decision making in system services, planning, and policy forums. 2) Strengthen the connection between families, youth, service providers, policymakers, education systems, juvenile justice and communities.
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| SM061403-02 | Mental Health Association/S Mississippi | Gulfport | MS | $70,000 | 2014 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Consumer Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
Mental Health Association of South Mississippi Peer Support Program enables people who have personal experience in recovery from mental illness to guide others in their own recovery by facilitating education and peer activities related to wellness and recovery through Wellness Recovery Action Planning. We will utilize Certified Peer Support Specialists who have been certified by Mississippi Department of Mental Health to help people in their recovery. The population to be served consists of persons experiencing mental illness in Mississippi. Specific subpopulations include persons experiencing homelessness, trauma or abuse; veterans, and people with substance abuse or addictive behaviors. Through this process, Mental Health Association of South MS will serve as catalysts for change to create an availability of peer support services and increase access to this type recovery support. Project goals are to have Peer Support Specialists conduct a minimum of 12 Wellness Recovery Action Planning sessions throughout the state with a maximum participation group of 20 individuals in each. Sign in sheets and evaluation forms will be used to gather information to measure the number and type of people served annually and throughout the lifetime of the project. Personal Outcome Measures, set by MS Department of Mental Health Bureau of Quality Management, Operations & Standards will be used for evaluation of peer support as an in kind contribution with MS Department of Mental Health and The Arc of MS. An open policy of participation will include underserved and under-represented consumers, including those from ethnic, racial, or cultural minority groups; veterans; those who have histories of chronic homelessness; those with co-occurring mental and substance use disorders; young adults; sexual orientation and gender identity minority individuals; and those who have been involved in the criminal justice system.
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| SM061403-03 | Mental Health Association/S Mississippi | Gulfport | MS | $70,000 | 2015 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Consumer Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
Mental Health Association of South Mississippi Peer Support Program enables people who have personal experience in recovery from mental illness to guide others in their own recovery by facilitating education and peer activities related to wellness and recovery through Wellness Recovery Action Planning. We will utilize Certified Peer Support Specialists who have been certified by Mississippi Department of Mental Health to help people in their recovery. The population to be served consists of persons experiencing mental illness in Mississippi. Specific subpopulations include persons experiencing homelessness, trauma or abuse; veterans, and people with substance abuse or addictive behaviors. Through this process, Mental Health Association of South MS will serve as catalysts for change to create an availability of peer support services and increase access to this type recovery support. Project goals are to have Peer Support Specialists conduct a minimum of 12 Wellness Recovery Action Planning sessions throughout the state with a maximum participation group of 20 individuals in each. Sign in sheets and evaluation forms will be used to gather information to measure the number and type of people served annually and throughout the lifetime of the project. Personal Outcome Measures, set by MS Department of Mental Health Bureau of Quality Management, Operations & Standards will be used for evaluation of peer support as an in kind contribution with MS Department of Mental Health and The Arc of MS. An open policy of participation will include underserved and under-represented consumers, including those from ethnic, racial, or cultural minority groups; veterans; those who have histories of chronic homelessness; those with co-occurring mental and substance use disorders; young adults; sexual orientation and gender identity minority individuals; and those who have been involved in the criminal justice system.
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| SM061407-02 | Empowerment Services | Salt Lake City | UT | $70,000 | 2014 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Consumer Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2015/12/30
Empowerment Services, Utah's only peer-run organization will launch the "Utah Peers for Recovery and Resiliency (UPRR)" project to develop infrastructure, enhance capacity and integrate consumer voice into the mental health system in Utah. UPRR will partner with people with behavioral health conditions and their family members to promote individual and system level health, wellness, recovery, and resiliency and partner with state agencies, service providers and community partners to provide education and needed system improvements to decrease suicide in Utah. The UPRR project also will advance the knowledge of consumers to facilitate, empower and foster resiliency gained through lived experience and advance the understanding of peer support. The project identifies 5 key areas of focus: (1) lease office space to hold self-help peer groups, meetings, and other activities, and to create a place for young adults that is open at least 10 hours every week to better engage young adults in systems improvement planning and peer support; (2) conduct a community needs assessment to solicit feedback for a strategic planning process to identify long-term goals; (3) develop a comprehensive media strategy to increase awareness of wellness, whole health, integrated health, and trauma informed care; and (4) conduct outreach at resource fairs on military bases to promote recovery and resiliency among returning military service members and their family members; and (5) provide education and training on the topics below: (a) to individuals.Peer Specialists (CPS) in rural areas to increase the awareness of wellness, whole health, integrated care, recovery and resiliency; (b) to CPS', providers, and other community agencies on suicide prevention strategies and screening in primary care and emergency settings; (c) to CSPs working in a variety of community settings on cultural competency and training on trauma informed care.
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| SM061408-02 | Ida Mae Campbell Wellness & Resource Ctr | Washington | DC | $70,000 | 2014 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Consumer Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
The Washington, DC Recovery Network will deliver 100% Consumer Operated recovery-focused and resiliency-oriented healthcare. Our project will educate Peers through wellness activities, mutual peer support, and workforce development. We work with DC providers and employers to strengthen our health, live self-directed lives, and reach our full potential. DC Recovery Network is a program of Ida Mae Campbell Wellness & Resource Center. The staff is African American, White, trilingual English, Spanish, and American Sign Language (ASL), male, female, and transgender/queer. DC Recovery Network will: (1) conduct monthly WRAP activities, co-facilitating one WRAP class with a new WRAP facilitator, supporting fidelity to WRAP and offering an evidence-based practice support system; (2) collaborate with our Department of Mental Health when they present one Washington, D.C. Peer Specialist training and credentialing, and assist with their job placement; (3) deliver quarterly workforce development training, designed to our peers' specifications. Outreach and newsletter efforts will connect with 250 people a year and will reach over 500 in the three year period so that mental health recovery and resilience flourish more than ever. We will collaborate with 20-30 people a month sharing recovery services and training and 10-15 people per month with workforce self-development. Annually, over 100 people and over 200 unique individuals throughout the three-year project will connect with DC Recovery Network to mutually strengthen ourselves and give our full potential in our diverse communities.
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| SM061302-04 | Pueblo of Laguna | Laguna | NM | $839,650 | 2015 | |||||
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Title: Project Launch
Project Period: 2012/09/30 - 2017/09/29
The Pueblo of Laguna's Project LAUNCH grant will develop a common agenda and vision that will drive the development of a tribal community network for the coordination of key child-serving systems serving Laguna children prenatal through 8 years of age and their families. Improved coordination of services will result in improved access to and availability of evidence-based prevention and wellness promotion practices that match with traditional tribal practices. Population to be served: During the 1st year of the grant, new mental health interventions will be used with 420 Native American children prenatal to age eight and 840 of their parents living on Pueblo of Laguna lands. 660 children prenatal to 8 years and 1320 of their parents will be served throughout the lifetime of the grant (total 1980 unduplicated participants).
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| SM061302-05 | Pueblo of Laguna | Laguna | NM | $587,755 | 2016 | |||||
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Title: Project Launch
Project Period: 2012/09/30 - 2017/07/31
The Pueblo of Laguna's Project LAUNCH grant will develop a common agenda and vision that will drive the development of a tribal community network for the coordination of key child-serving systems serving Laguna children prenatal through 8 years of age and their families. Improved coordination of services will result in improved access to and availability of evidence-based prevention and wellness promotion practices that match with traditional tribal practices. Population to be served: During the 1st year of the grant, new mental health interventions will be used with 420 Native American children prenatal to age eight and 840 of their parents living on Pueblo of Laguna lands. 660 children prenatal to 8 years and 1320 of their parents will be served throughout the lifetime of the grant (total 1980 unduplicated participants).
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| SM061321-02 | Aroostook Mental Health Services, Inc. | Caribou | ME | $60,000 | 2014 | |||||
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Title: Crisis Center Follow Up
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
AMHC and Crisis & Counseling Centers (C&C), Maine's contracted National Suicide Prevention Lifeline center providers, have agreed to work collaboratively to deliver "The Maine Project" to serve the purpose of the SAMHSA Crisis Center Follow Up program which is to promote systematic follow up of suicidal persons who call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and the Maine HELPLine (HELPLine). The primary goal of the Maine project is to coordinate and enhance crisis follow up services conducted by AMHC and C&C in a manner that integrates the NSPL standards, improving both access and utilization of after-care support for suicidal people who contact our agencies. The Maine Project will specifically focus on Lifeline and HELPLine callers from three targeted intervention areas, greater Augusta, Caribou and Ellsworth, and those individuals who seek crisis services at the local hospital emergency departments in those cities, Maine General Medical Center (Augusta), Cary Medical Center (Caribou) and Maine Coast Memorial Hospital (Ellsworth). Callers screened as high risk, or moderate to high risk and who chose not to engage in a higher level of care will also be eligible. Callers identified at Imminent Risk will be eligible for participation in this program once all immediate interventions have occurred. Given the nature of the problem in relation to the demographic profile for the projected service area, the "The Maine Project" will be open to Lifeline/HELPLine callers and the sub-populations of focus will be youth, age 12-18, young adults, aged 19-24, and middle aged adult males. Over the lifetime of the project, up to 1,512 individuals will be served.
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| SM061321-03 | Aroostook Mental Health Services, Inc. | Caribou | ME | $60,000 | 2015 | |||||
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Title: Crisis Center Follow Up
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
AMHC and Crisis & Counseling Centers (C&C), Maine's contracted National Suicide Prevention Lifeline center providers, have agreed to work collaboratively to deliver "The Maine Project" to serve the purpose of the SAMHSA Crisis Center Follow Up program which is to promote systematic follow up of suicidal persons who call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and the Maine HELPLine (HELPLine). The primary goal of the Maine project is to coordinate and enhance crisis follow up services conducted by AMHC and C&C in a manner that integrates the NSPL standards, improving both access and utilization of after-care support for suicidal people who contact our agencies. The Maine Project will specifically focus on Lifeline and HELPLine callers from three targeted intervention areas, greater Augusta, Caribou and Ellsworth, and those individuals who seek crisis services at the local hospital emergency departments in those cities, Maine General Medical Center (Augusta), Cary Medical Center (Caribou) and Maine Coast Memorial Hospital (Ellsworth). Callers screened as high risk, or moderate to high risk and who chose not to engage in a higher level of care will also be eligible. Callers identified at Imminent Risk will be eligible for participation in this program once all immediate interventions have occurred. Given the nature of the problem in relation to the demographic profile for the projected service area, the "The Maine Project" will be open to Lifeline/HELPLine callers and the sub-populations of focus will be youth, age 12-18, young adults, aged 19-24, and middle aged adult males. Over the lifetime of the project, up to 1,512 individuals will be served.
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| SM061322-02 | Montana's Peer Network | Bozeman | MT | $67,610 | 2014 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Consumer Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
Healthy Mind, Healthy Body: A Peer Approach is designed to provide a conceptual connection between mental and physical wellness for consumers and providers of mental health services in Montana, to educate the general public on that connection, and to integrate peer support into the mental health system as part of making those connections. This project will serve veterans, youth, American Indians, and other mental health consumers in Montana. We are not concentrating on any clinical characteristics because this project, and all our work, is inclusive of all people with mental illness, diagnosed or self-diagnosed, and most of our work, including that for this project, takes place outside of a clinical setting. In Year One, MPN will concentrate our efforts in two rural communities (5,000 population and fewer), and in Bozeman, Helena, and Great Falls, expanding as the project moves forward. MPN will develop and conduct participatory educational workshops with identified populations in targeted communities as mentioned above. The goal of these workshops is to get participants to see the connections between physical and mental issues and wellness, and then empower them to work towards physical and mental health and recovery. Often, even health professionals are not aware of the mental health ramifications and effects of various illnesses or treatments, or of the physical effects of some mental health diagnoses. Consumers likewise may not know how their mental or physical health issues affect the other. This project is to change how people in Montana see mental health services and to integrate peer support into the mental health system. Our basic objectives over the three years of the project include hiring and training two part-time Project staff; holding at least 14 trainings in a minimum of 14 communities around the state with at least 25 attendees at each; connecting with at least 300 providers; and directly serving 450 individuals over the life of the grant.
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| SM061322-03 | Montana's Peer Network | Bozeman | MT | $67,610 | 2015 | |||||
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Title: Statewide Consumer Network Program
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
Healthy Mind, Healthy Body: A Peer Approach is designed to provide a conceptual connection between mental and physical wellness for consumers and providers of mental health services in Montana, to educate the general public on that connection, and to integrate peer support into the mental health system as part of making those connections. This project will serve veterans, youth, American Indians, and other mental health consumers in Montana. We are not concentrating on any clinical characteristics because this project, and all our work, is inclusive of all people with mental illness, diagnosed or self-diagnosed, and most of our work, including that for this project, takes place outside of a clinical setting. In Year One, MPN will concentrate our efforts in two rural communities (5,000 population and fewer), and in Bozeman, Helena, and Great Falls, expanding as the project moves forward. MPN will develop and conduct participatory educational workshops with identified populations in targeted communities as mentioned above. The goal of these workshops is to get participants to see the connections between physical and mental issues and wellness, and then empower them to work towards physical and mental health and recovery. Often, even health professionals are not aware of the mental health ramifications and effects of various illnesses or treatments, or of the physical effects of some mental health diagnoses. Consumers likewise may not know how their mental or physical health issues affect the other. This project is to change how people in Montana see mental health services and to integrate peer support into the mental health system. Our basic objectives over the three years of the project include hiring and training two part-time Project staff; holding at least 14 trainings in a minimum of 14 communities around the state with at least 25 attendees at each; connecting with at least 300 providers; and directly serving 450 individuals over the life of the grant.
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| SM061325-02 | Foundation 2, Inc. | Cedar Rapids | IA | $60,000 | 2014 | |||||
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Title: Crisis Center Follow Up
Project Period: 2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
Foundation 2, Inc is applying for the FY2013 Cooperative Agreements for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Crisis Center Follow-up grant to provide the project, Saving Lives through Follow-up. The Foundation 2 project will reduce suicide through systematic follow-up with suicidal clients after their call to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, their call to Foundation 2's local or state wide crisis line, and individuals seen in the emergency departments of St. Luke's Hospital and Mercy Medical Center. Population to Be Served: The target populations for this project are suicidal or recently suicidal call to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, callers to Foundation 2's local and toll free statewide crisis lines, and individuals seen in the emergency departments or inpatient behavioral health units of St. Luke's Hospital and Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Strategies: Currently or recently suicidal individuals who contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, Foundation 2's local or statewide line, or who come to the attention of crisis line staff through St. Luke's or Mercy emergency departments will be provided with immediate crisis intervention telephone counseling, face to face counseling or text messaging. Clients from the above populations to be served will be asked to allow Foundation 2 to make follow-up contact with them to monitor their status by re-evaluate their level of suicide risk. In addition, when referrals for longer term assistance are made to mental health and/or substance abuse treatment providers, we will determine whether the client has been able to follow through with the recommendation. Project Goals: The goal of the proposed project is to decrease suicidal ideation, suicide attempts and self-injurious behavior for the clients who receive follow-up services.
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Title
Statewide Family Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2014
Award Number
SM061392-02
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Anamosa
State
IA
Project Description
Iowa Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health Statewide Family Network will ensure that Iowa families are the catalysts for change by transforming the mental health and related systems by strengthening coalitions among and between family members, policymakers and service providers. This project recognizes that family members are the best and most effective change agents. Strategies and interventions are based on the principles of family driven, youth guided care and promote the premise that parents are the best authority on their children's needs, and parents are a critical asset in service planning and implementation. The populations to be served will include families with children and adolescent's ages' birth through 26 that have serious emotional, behavioral, mental, and social disorders across all races, ethnicities, socioeconomic status, and throughout the state of Iowa. Specific interventions include trainings with families, individuals and professionals, information dissemination through targeted emails, action alerts, and social media sites, and strategic collaboration with community partners to ensure appropriate system guidance and referrals.... View More
Title
Statewide Family Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2015
Award Number
SM061392-03
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Anamosa
State
IA
Project Description
Iowa Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health Statewide Family Network will ensure that Iowa families are the catalysts for change by transforming the mental health and related systems by strengthening coalitions among and between family members, policymakers and service providers. This project recognizes that family members are the best and most effective change agents. Strategies and interventions are based on the principles of family driven, youth guided care and promote the premise that parents are the best authority on their children's needs, and parents are a critical asset in service planning and implementation. The populations to be served will include families with children and adolescent's ages' birth through 26 that have serious emotional, behavioral, mental, and social disorders across all races, ethnicities, socioeconomic status, and throughout the state of Iowa. Specific interventions include trainings with families, individuals and professionals, information dissemination through targeted emails, action alerts, and social media sites, and strategic collaboration with community partners to ensure appropriate system guidance and referrals.... View More
Title
Statewide Consumer Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2014
Award Number
SM061393-02
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Kalamazoo
State
MI
Project Description
The Recovery-Oriented Data Action Network (Project "RODAN") seeks to (1) develop improved engagement and person-centered planning practices that involve data collection using a recovery oriented tool (the Mental Health and Recovery Measure), and (2) build a consumer-directed and operated personal Electronic Health Record System to capture data to inform all aspects of our target population, recovery services and associated outcomes. Through Project RODAN, the Recovery Institute of Southwest Michigan will serve as a catalyst for organizational/structural change and create a locus of responsibility for the need for development of quality engagement, person-centered planning, and information management systems that can meet the service needs of an ever growing target population in the face of Medicaid expansion. The project will serve an estimated 80 persons who are seeking services monthly who are over the age of 18 residing in Kalamazoo County, Michigan, or neighboring counties and who have self-disclosed as having a serious and persistent mental illness. Activities will include practice reform via development of an improved peer-driven engagement and person-centered planning process; and internal process for reviewing goal-service-outcomes matches at the individual and organizational level; an EHR build that accurately captures demographics, services and outcomes for individuals; measurement of recovery outcomes for individuals receiving services over time; and development and implementation of protocols for decision-making regarding enhancements or changes for the peer-run, recover-oriented service array in the face of Medicaid expansion, as well as the development and wide-spread dissemination of toolkits, guidebooks, and curricula, and translation into Spanish, to members of the peer-run network in Michigan.... View More
Title
Statewide Consumer Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2015
Award Number
SM061393-03
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Kalamazoo
State
MI
Project Description
The Recovery-Oriented Data Action Network (Project "RODAN") seeks to (1) develop improved engagement and person-centered planning practices that involve data collection using a recovery oriented tool (the Mental Health and Recovery Measure), and (2) build a consumer-directed and operated personal Electronic Health Record System to capture data to inform all aspects of our target population, recovery services and associated outcomes. Through Project RODAN, the Recovery Institute of Southwest Michigan will serve as a catalyst for organizational/structural change and create a locus of responsibility for the need for development of quality engagement, person-centered planning, and information management systems that can meet the service needs of an ever growing target population in the face of Medicaid expansion. The project will serve an estimated 80 persons who are seeking services monthly who are over the age of 18 residing in Kalamazoo County, Michigan, or neighboring counties and who have self-disclosed as having a serious and persistent mental illness. Activities will include practice reform via development of an improved peer-driven engagement and person-centered planning process; and internal process for reviewing goal-service-outcomes matches at the individual and organizational level; an EHR build that accurately captures demographics, services and outcomes for individuals; measurement of recovery outcomes for individuals receiving services over time; and development and implementation of protocols for decision-making regarding enhancements or changes for the peer-run, recover-oriented service array in the face of Medicaid expansion, as well as the development and wide-spread dissemination of toolkits, guidebooks, and curricula, and translation into Spanish, to members of the peer-run network in Michigan.... View More
Title
Statewide Family Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2014
Award Number
SM061394-02
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Williston
State
VT
Project Description
"The Vermont Statewide Family and Consumer Leadership Project" will continue to work with our target population of Vermont families of children, youth and young adults in transition with or at risk of serious emotional disturbance to empower them to become agents of transformation for themselves, and for the System of Care. This transformation will be family driven and youth guided in the implementation, sustainability, and improvement of effective mental health and substance abuse prevention and treatment services for children, youth, young adults in transition and their families.... View More
Title
Statewide Family Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2015
Award Number
SM061394-03
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Williston
State
VT
Project Description
"The Vermont Statewide Family and Consumer Leadership Project" will continue to work with our target population of Vermont families of children, youth and young adults in transition with or at risk of serious emotional disturbance to empower them to become agents of transformation for themselves, and for the System of Care. This transformation will be family driven and youth guided in the implementation, sustainability, and improvement of effective mental health and substance abuse prevention and treatment services for children, youth, young adults in transition and their families.... View More
Title
Statewide Family Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2014
Award Number
SM061395-02
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Denver
State
CO
Project Description
The Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health ~ Colorado Chapter will serve 4000 children and youth with serious emotional disturbances and their families, by outreaching to family and youth organizations and family advocates in the catchment area of the State of Colorado. The Colorado Federation plans to achieve these goals and objectives by working with state entities, such as the Behavioral Health Transformation Council, Behavioral Health Planning and Advisory Council, Colorado System of Care Implementation Grant, Colorado Collaborative Management Program, Colorado System of Care Collaborative, and the Partnership.... View More
Title
Statewide Family Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2015
Award Number
SM061395-03
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Denver
State
CO
Project Description
The Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health ~ Colorado Chapter will serve 4000 children and youth with serious emotional disturbances and their families, by outreaching to family and youth organizations and family advocates in the catchment area of the State of Colorado. The Colorado Federation plans to achieve these goals and objectives by working with state entities, such as the Behavioral Health Transformation Council, Behavioral Health Planning and Advisory Council, Colorado System of Care Implementation Grant, Colorado Collaborative Management Program, Colorado System of Care Collaborative, and the Partnership.... View More
Title
Statewide Family Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2014
Award Number
SM061397-02
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Madison
State
WI
Project Description
Wisconsin Family Ties (WFT) will enhance the capacity and capability of families to drive the transformation of the children's mental health system in Wisconsin. Project goals are to (1) enhance the capacity, skills and relationships of the grantee, (2) help youth and families develop strong leadership skills, (3) provide services to families that are responsive to their needs, and (4) promote peer support and social inclusion. The Statewide Family Network (SFN) project will serve children to age 18, or young adults to age 26 needing transitional services to the adult mental health system, who have a serious emotional disturbance.... View More
Title
Statewide Family Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2015
Award Number
SM061397-03
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Madison
State
WI
Project Description
Wisconsin Family Ties (WFT) will enhance the capacity and capability of families to drive the transformation of the children's mental health system in Wisconsin. Project goals are to (1) enhance the capacity, skills and relationships of the grantee, (2) help youth and families develop strong leadership skills, (3) provide services to families that are responsive to their needs, and (4) promote peer support and social inclusion. The Statewide Family Network (SFN) project will serve children to age 18, or young adults to age 26 needing transitional services to the adult mental health system, who have a serious emotional disturbance.... View More
Title
Statewide Family Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2014
Award Number
SM061398-02
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Jackson
State
MS
Project Description
Mississippi Families as Allies (MS FAA) Statewide Family Network plans to expand the breadth and depth of Mississippi Family Network . Enhanced state-level infrastructure development will expand the network's reach, while intensive work in targeted communities will increase its depth. Statewide initiatives include comprehensive family training, a children's mental health social marketing campaign and SOC leadership development among policy makers. Broad outreach is critical in our state due to its rural nature, extensive poverty and continued struggles with prejudice and disparate treatment. Local efforts will increase support for families of young children as well as families from the military, LGBTQ and Hispanic communities.... View More
Title
Statewide Family Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2015
Award Number
SM061398-03
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Jackson
State
MS
Project Description
Mississippi Families as Allies (MS FAA) Statewide Family Network plans to expand the breadth and depth of Mississippi Family Network . Enhanced state-level infrastructure development will expand the network's reach, while intensive work in targeted communities will increase its depth. Statewide initiatives include comprehensive family training, a children's mental health social marketing campaign and SOC leadership development among policy makers. Broad outreach is critical in our state due to its rural nature, extensive poverty and continued struggles with prejudice and disparate treatment. Local efforts will increase support for families of young children as well as families from the military, LGBTQ and Hispanic communities.... View More
Title
Statewide Family Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2014
Award Number
SM061400-02
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Boise
State
ID
Project Description
The Idaho Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health (IFFCMH) seeks to continue the development and implementation of a statewide integrated system of family advocacy services for families of children with mental, behavioral and emotional disorders throughout Idaho. Through its "Children's Mental Health Connections" program, the infrastructure oriented to the needs of families will be continued and expanded. With parents and youth, as partners in the design and decision making process of a consumer based service delivery system, the primary focus will consist of two parts: 1) provide families and youth with information, education and training in order to increase understanding, involvement, self advocacy and leadership skills designed to increase understanding, involvement and decision making in system services, planning, and policy forums. 2) Strengthen the connection between families, youth, service providers, policymakers, education systems, juvenile justice and communities.... View More
Title
Statewide Family Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2015
Award Number
SM061400-03
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Boise
State
ID
Project Description
The Idaho Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health (IFFCMH) seeks to continue the development and implementation of a statewide integrated system of family advocacy services for families of children with mental, behavioral and emotional disorders throughout Idaho. Through its "Children's Mental Health Connections" program, the infrastructure oriented to the needs of families will be continued and expanded. With parents and youth, as partners in the design and decision making process of a consumer based service delivery system, the primary focus will consist of two parts: 1) provide families and youth with information, education and training in order to increase understanding, involvement, self advocacy and leadership skills designed to increase understanding, involvement and decision making in system services, planning, and policy forums. 2) Strengthen the connection between families, youth, service providers, policymakers, education systems, juvenile justice and communities.... View More
Title
Statewide Consumer Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2014
Award Number
SM061403-02
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Gulfport
State
MS
Project Description
Mental Health Association of South Mississippi Peer Support Program enables people who have personal experience in recovery from mental illness to guide others in their own recovery by facilitating education and peer activities related to wellness and recovery through Wellness Recovery Action Planning. We will utilize Certified Peer Support Specialists who have been certified by Mississippi Department of Mental Health to help people in their recovery. The population to be served consists of persons experiencing mental illness in Mississippi. Specific subpopulations include persons experiencing homelessness, trauma or abuse; veterans, and people with substance abuse or addictive behaviors. Through this process, Mental Health Association of South MS will serve as catalysts for change to create an availability of peer support services and increase access to this type recovery support. Project goals are to have Peer Support Specialists conduct a minimum of 12 Wellness Recovery Action Planning sessions throughout the state with a maximum participation group of 20 individuals in each. Sign in sheets and evaluation forms will be used to gather information to measure the number and type of people served annually and throughout the lifetime of the project. Personal Outcome Measures, set by MS Department of Mental Health Bureau of Quality Management, Operations & Standards will be used for evaluation of peer support as an in kind contribution with MS Department of Mental Health and The Arc of MS. An open policy of participation will include underserved and under-represented consumers, including those from ethnic, racial, or cultural minority groups; veterans; those who have histories of chronic homelessness; those with co-occurring mental and substance use disorders; young adults; sexual orientation and gender identity minority individuals; and those who have been involved in the criminal justice system.... View More
Title
Statewide Consumer Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2015
Award Number
SM061403-03
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Gulfport
State
MS
Project Description
Mental Health Association of South Mississippi Peer Support Program enables people who have personal experience in recovery from mental illness to guide others in their own recovery by facilitating education and peer activities related to wellness and recovery through Wellness Recovery Action Planning. We will utilize Certified Peer Support Specialists who have been certified by Mississippi Department of Mental Health to help people in their recovery. The population to be served consists of persons experiencing mental illness in Mississippi. Specific subpopulations include persons experiencing homelessness, trauma or abuse; veterans, and people with substance abuse or addictive behaviors. Through this process, Mental Health Association of South MS will serve as catalysts for change to create an availability of peer support services and increase access to this type recovery support. Project goals are to have Peer Support Specialists conduct a minimum of 12 Wellness Recovery Action Planning sessions throughout the state with a maximum participation group of 20 individuals in each. Sign in sheets and evaluation forms will be used to gather information to measure the number and type of people served annually and throughout the lifetime of the project. Personal Outcome Measures, set by MS Department of Mental Health Bureau of Quality Management, Operations & Standards will be used for evaluation of peer support as an in kind contribution with MS Department of Mental Health and The Arc of MS. An open policy of participation will include underserved and under-represented consumers, including those from ethnic, racial, or cultural minority groups; veterans; those who have histories of chronic homelessness; those with co-occurring mental and substance use disorders; young adults; sexual orientation and gender identity minority individuals; and those who have been involved in the criminal justice system.... View More
Title
Statewide Consumer Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2014
Award Number
SM061407-02
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2015/12/30
City
Salt Lake City
State
UT
Project Description
Empowerment Services, Utah's only peer-run organization will launch the "Utah Peers for Recovery and Resiliency (UPRR)" project to develop infrastructure, enhance capacity and integrate consumer voice into the mental health system in Utah. UPRR will partner with people with behavioral health conditions and their family members to promote individual and system level health, wellness, recovery, and resiliency and partner with state agencies, service providers and community partners to provide education and needed system improvements to decrease suicide in Utah. The UPRR project also will advance the knowledge of consumers to facilitate, empower and foster resiliency gained through lived experience and advance the understanding of peer support. The project identifies 5 key areas of focus: (1) lease office space to hold self-help peer groups, meetings, and other activities, and to create a place for young adults that is open at least 10 hours every week to better engage young adults in systems improvement planning and peer support; (2) conduct a community needs assessment to solicit feedback for a strategic planning process to identify long-term goals; (3) develop a comprehensive media strategy to increase awareness of wellness, whole health, integrated health, and trauma informed care; and (4) conduct outreach at resource fairs on military bases to promote recovery and resiliency among returning military service members and their family members; and (5) provide education and training on the topics below: (a) to individuals.Peer Specialists (CPS) in rural areas to increase the awareness of wellness, whole health, integrated care, recovery and resiliency; (b) to CPS', providers, and other community agencies on suicide prevention strategies and screening in primary care and emergency settings; (c) to CSPs working in a variety of community settings on cultural competency and training on trauma informed care.... View More
Title
Statewide Consumer Network Program
Amount
$70,000
Award FY
2014
Award Number
SM061408-02
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Washington
State
DC
Project Description
The Washington, DC Recovery Network will deliver 100% Consumer Operated recovery-focused and resiliency-oriented healthcare. Our project will educate Peers through wellness activities, mutual peer support, and workforce development. We work with DC providers and employers to strengthen our health, live self-directed lives, and reach our full potential. DC Recovery Network is a program of Ida Mae Campbell Wellness & Resource Center. The staff is African American, White, trilingual English, Spanish, and American Sign Language (ASL), male, female, and transgender/queer. DC Recovery Network will: (1) conduct monthly WRAP activities, co-facilitating one WRAP class with a new WRAP facilitator, supporting fidelity to WRAP and offering an evidence-based practice support system; (2) collaborate with our Department of Mental Health when they present one Washington, D.C. Peer Specialist training and credentialing, and assist with their job placement; (3) deliver quarterly workforce development training, designed to our peers' specifications. Outreach and newsletter efforts will connect with 250 people a year and will reach over 500 in the three year period so that mental health recovery and resilience flourish more than ever. We will collaborate with 20-30 people a month sharing recovery services and training and 10-15 people per month with workforce self-development. Annually, over 100 people and over 200 unique individuals throughout the three-year project will connect with DC Recovery Network to mutually strengthen ourselves and give our full potential in our diverse communities.... View More
Title
Project Launch
Amount
$839,650
Award FY
2015
Award Number
SM061302-04
Project Period
2012/09/30 - 2017/09/29
City
Laguna
State
NM
Project Description
The Pueblo of Laguna's Project LAUNCH grant will develop a common agenda and vision that will drive the development of a tribal community network for the coordination of key child-serving systems serving Laguna children prenatal through 8 years of age and their families. Improved coordination of services will result in improved access to and availability of evidence-based prevention and wellness promotion practices that match with traditional tribal practices. Population to be served: During the 1st year of the grant, new mental health interventions will be used with 420 Native American children prenatal to age eight and 840 of their parents living on Pueblo of Laguna lands. 660 children prenatal to 8 years and 1320 of their parents will be served throughout the lifetime of the grant (total 1980 unduplicated participants).... View More
Title
Project Launch
Amount
$587,755
Award FY
2016
Award Number
SM061302-05
Project Period
2012/09/30 - 2017/07/31
City
Laguna
State
NM
Project Description
The Pueblo of Laguna's Project LAUNCH grant will develop a common agenda and vision that will drive the development of a tribal community network for the coordination of key child-serving systems serving Laguna children prenatal through 8 years of age and their families. Improved coordination of services will result in improved access to and availability of evidence-based prevention and wellness promotion practices that match with traditional tribal practices. Population to be served: During the 1st year of the grant, new mental health interventions will be used with 420 Native American children prenatal to age eight and 840 of their parents living on Pueblo of Laguna lands. 660 children prenatal to 8 years and 1320 of their parents will be served throughout the lifetime of the grant (total 1980 unduplicated participants).... View More
Title
Crisis Center Follow Up
Amount
$60,000
Award FY
2014
Award Number
SM061321-02
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Caribou
State
ME
Project Description
AMHC and Crisis & Counseling Centers (C&C), Maine's contracted National Suicide Prevention Lifeline center providers, have agreed to work collaboratively to deliver "The Maine Project" to serve the purpose of the SAMHSA Crisis Center Follow Up program which is to promote systematic follow up of suicidal persons who call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and the Maine HELPLine (HELPLine). The primary goal of the Maine project is to coordinate and enhance crisis follow up services conducted by AMHC and C&C in a manner that integrates the NSPL standards, improving both access and utilization of after-care support for suicidal people who contact our agencies. The Maine Project will specifically focus on Lifeline and HELPLine callers from three targeted intervention areas, greater Augusta, Caribou and Ellsworth, and those individuals who seek crisis services at the local hospital emergency departments in those cities, Maine General Medical Center (Augusta), Cary Medical Center (Caribou) and Maine Coast Memorial Hospital (Ellsworth). Callers screened as high risk, or moderate to high risk and who chose not to engage in a higher level of care will also be eligible. Callers identified at Imminent Risk will be eligible for participation in this program once all immediate interventions have occurred. Given the nature of the problem in relation to the demographic profile for the projected service area, the "The Maine Project" will be open to Lifeline/HELPLine callers and the sub-populations of focus will be youth, age 12-18, young adults, aged 19-24, and middle aged adult males. Over the lifetime of the project, up to 1,512 individuals will be served.... View More
Title
Crisis Center Follow Up
Amount
$60,000
Award FY
2015
Award Number
SM061321-03
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Caribou
State
ME
Project Description
AMHC and Crisis & Counseling Centers (C&C), Maine's contracted National Suicide Prevention Lifeline center providers, have agreed to work collaboratively to deliver "The Maine Project" to serve the purpose of the SAMHSA Crisis Center Follow Up program which is to promote systematic follow up of suicidal persons who call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and the Maine HELPLine (HELPLine). The primary goal of the Maine project is to coordinate and enhance crisis follow up services conducted by AMHC and C&C in a manner that integrates the NSPL standards, improving both access and utilization of after-care support for suicidal people who contact our agencies. The Maine Project will specifically focus on Lifeline and HELPLine callers from three targeted intervention areas, greater Augusta, Caribou and Ellsworth, and those individuals who seek crisis services at the local hospital emergency departments in those cities, Maine General Medical Center (Augusta), Cary Medical Center (Caribou) and Maine Coast Memorial Hospital (Ellsworth). Callers screened as high risk, or moderate to high risk and who chose not to engage in a higher level of care will also be eligible. Callers identified at Imminent Risk will be eligible for participation in this program once all immediate interventions have occurred. Given the nature of the problem in relation to the demographic profile for the projected service area, the "The Maine Project" will be open to Lifeline/HELPLine callers and the sub-populations of focus will be youth, age 12-18, young adults, aged 19-24, and middle aged adult males. Over the lifetime of the project, up to 1,512 individuals will be served.... View More
Title
Statewide Consumer Network Program
Amount
$67,610
Award FY
2014
Award Number
SM061322-02
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Bozeman
State
MT
Project Description
Healthy Mind, Healthy Body: A Peer Approach is designed to provide a conceptual connection between mental and physical wellness for consumers and providers of mental health services in Montana, to educate the general public on that connection, and to integrate peer support into the mental health system as part of making those connections. This project will serve veterans, youth, American Indians, and other mental health consumers in Montana. We are not concentrating on any clinical characteristics because this project, and all our work, is inclusive of all people with mental illness, diagnosed or self-diagnosed, and most of our work, including that for this project, takes place outside of a clinical setting. In Year One, MPN will concentrate our efforts in two rural communities (5,000 population and fewer), and in Bozeman, Helena, and Great Falls, expanding as the project moves forward. MPN will develop and conduct participatory educational workshops with identified populations in targeted communities as mentioned above. The goal of these workshops is to get participants to see the connections between physical and mental issues and wellness, and then empower them to work towards physical and mental health and recovery. Often, even health professionals are not aware of the mental health ramifications and effects of various illnesses or treatments, or of the physical effects of some mental health diagnoses. Consumers likewise may not know how their mental or physical health issues affect the other. This project is to change how people in Montana see mental health services and to integrate peer support into the mental health system. Our basic objectives over the three years of the project include hiring and training two part-time Project staff; holding at least 14 trainings in a minimum of 14 communities around the state with at least 25 attendees at each; connecting with at least 300 providers; and directly serving 450 individuals over the life of the grant.... View More
Title
Statewide Consumer Network Program
Amount
$67,610
Award FY
2015
Award Number
SM061322-03
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Bozeman
State
MT
Project Description
Healthy Mind, Healthy Body: A Peer Approach is designed to provide a conceptual connection between mental and physical wellness for consumers and providers of mental health services in Montana, to educate the general public on that connection, and to integrate peer support into the mental health system as part of making those connections. This project will serve veterans, youth, American Indians, and other mental health consumers in Montana. We are not concentrating on any clinical characteristics because this project, and all our work, is inclusive of all people with mental illness, diagnosed or self-diagnosed, and most of our work, including that for this project, takes place outside of a clinical setting. In Year One, MPN will concentrate our efforts in two rural communities (5,000 population and fewer), and in Bozeman, Helena, and Great Falls, expanding as the project moves forward. MPN will develop and conduct participatory educational workshops with identified populations in targeted communities as mentioned above. The goal of these workshops is to get participants to see the connections between physical and mental issues and wellness, and then empower them to work towards physical and mental health and recovery. Often, even health professionals are not aware of the mental health ramifications and effects of various illnesses or treatments, or of the physical effects of some mental health diagnoses. Consumers likewise may not know how their mental or physical health issues affect the other. This project is to change how people in Montana see mental health services and to integrate peer support into the mental health system. Our basic objectives over the three years of the project include hiring and training two part-time Project staff; holding at least 14 trainings in a minimum of 14 communities around the state with at least 25 attendees at each; connecting with at least 300 providers; and directly serving 450 individuals over the life of the grant.... View More
Title
Crisis Center Follow Up
Amount
$60,000
Award FY
2014
Award Number
SM061325-02
Project Period
2013/07/01 - 2016/06/30
City
Cedar Rapids
State
IA
Project Description
Foundation 2, Inc is applying for the FY2013 Cooperative Agreements for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Crisis Center Follow-up grant to provide the project, Saving Lives through Follow-up. The Foundation 2 project will reduce suicide through systematic follow-up with suicidal clients after their call to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, their call to Foundation 2's local or state wide crisis line, and individuals seen in the emergency departments of St. Luke's Hospital and Mercy Medical Center. Population to Be Served: The target populations for this project are suicidal or recently suicidal call to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, callers to Foundation 2's local and toll free statewide crisis lines, and individuals seen in the emergency departments or inpatient behavioral health units of St. Luke's Hospital and Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Strategies: Currently or recently suicidal individuals who contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, Foundation 2's local or statewide line, or who come to the attention of crisis line staff through St. Luke's or Mercy emergency departments will be provided with immediate crisis intervention telephone counseling, face to face counseling or text messaging. Clients from the above populations to be served will be asked to allow Foundation 2 to make follow-up contact with them to monitor their status by re-evaluate their level of suicide risk. In addition, when referrals for longer term assistance are made to mental health and/or substance abuse treatment providers, we will determine whether the client has been able to follow through with the recommendation. Project Goals: The goal of the proposed project is to decrease suicidal ideation, suicide attempts and self-injurious behavior for the clients who receive follow-up services.... View More
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Funding Summary
Non-Discretionary Funding
| Substance Use Prevention and Treatment Block Grant | $0 |
|---|---|
| Community Mental Health Services Block Grant | $0 |
| Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) | $0 |
| Protection and Advocacy for Individuals with Mental Illness (PAIMI) | $0 |
| Subtotal of Non-Discretionary Funding | $0 |
Discretionary Funding
| Mental Health | $0 |
|---|---|
| Substance Use Prevention | $0 |
| Substance Use Treatment | $0 |
| Flex Grants | $0 |
| Subtotal of Discretionary Funding | $0 |
Total Funding
| Total Mental Health Funds | $0 |
|---|---|
| Total Substance Use Funds | $0 |
| Flex Grant Funds | $0 |
| Total Funds | $0 |