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Training Grants Available
An Effort to Increase Number of Social Workers and Psychologists to Work with High-Need Populations
The Health Resources and Services Administration's (HRSA's) Mental and Behavioral Health Education and Training Grants Program supports eligible institutions of higher education to recruit students and provide education and clinical experience in mental and behavioral health. The program aims to increase the number of social workers and psychologists who pursue clinical work with high-need and high-demand populations.
For this funding opportunity, "high need" and "high demand" refer to rural, vulnerable, and/or under-served populations, and veterans, military personnel and their families.
Eligible applicants are accredited schools of social work and psychology. Up to 20 grants at a maximum level of $480,275 will be awarded. The submission deadline is June 15, 2012.
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"It's Okay to Talk About It" Grant Program
Funding available for projects focused on the mental health needs of young adults
The Mental Health Foundation is pleased to announce its 2012 "It's OK to Talk About It" Grant Initiative. Funding is available to individuals and not-for-profit organizations to support projects designed to improve access to mental health related education and services for young adults. The "It's Okay to Talk About It" grant program was suggested to the foundation by Marylou Whitney and her husband, John Hendrickson.
This grant program has been established to support initiatives encouraging young people dealing with the challenges of mental illness.
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