Foundation / Corporation
Hogg Foundation for Mental Health, The University of Texas at Austin, Division of Diversity and Community Engagement
11/04/14
11/24/14 1:00 PM CT
Grants to Texas non-profit community health centers to advance peer support in community health centers delivering integrated health care (primary care and behavioral health). A teleconference will be held on November 4, and a webinar will be held on November 10. The goal of this initiative is to further establish recovery and peer support as core principles in the delivery of care.
The duration of this program is four years. The first year of the grant program is anticipated to include substantial time for planning; each grant for the planning phase is expected to fund at approximately $30,000.
Grant periods two and three are project implementation phases and expected to fund at approximately $100,000 annually per grant. For grant period four, each grant is expected to fund at approximately $70,000, anticipating that the grant-funded positions will be successful at generating revenue through billing to supplement the final year of grant funding.
GrantWatch ID#: 148401
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$300,000
The projects are expected to start January 2015. The projects will run for up to a maximum of four years through December 2019.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Direct inquiries to: hogg-grants@austin.utexas.edu
Donna Elmore-Cole, Grants Manager
(512) 475-7083
Donna.Elmore-Cole@austin.utexas.edu
Hogg Foundation
3001 Lake Austin Boulevard
Austin, Texas 78703-4200
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