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Community Project Funding/congressionally Directed Spending - Construction - Project Title: Mariposa Women's Neuropsychiatric Hospital Submitted to Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS): Construction Projects Project Guidance Number: HRSA-22-134 Address: 2214 E. Henry Avenue, Tampa, Florida 33610-4350 Project Director: Roaya Tyson, Coo Contact Phone Numbers (voice, Fax): 813-965-2630, 813-239-8417 Email Address: Rtyson@gracepointwellness.org Website Address: Www.gracepointwellness.org Grant Funds Requested: $2,000,000.00 Total Project: $4,368,103.00 Brief Description of the Proposed Project: on February 2, 2021, the Gracepoint Board of Directors Approved the Creation of a 24-BED Psychiatric Hospital, Mariposa Women’s Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Designed to Address a Significant Shortfall in Capacity and Provide Critically Needed Psychiatric Services to Thousands of Women Annually. Mariposa Will Serve Women, Regardless of Their Ability to Pay, and Address Their Psychiatric Needs Including Trauma Informed Care, Treatment for Anxiety and Depression as Well as Other Emotional and Physical Health Issues That Adversely Affect This Population. Women in Trauma Recovery Often Face Challenges That Disproportionately Impact Their Gender, Such as Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Postpartum Depression and Anxiety. the Facility Will Accept Both Voluntary and Involuntary Patients for Care and Be Licensed as a FS 395 Psychiatric Hospital With 24/7 Care. Services Include: Nursing Assessments, Substance Abuse Assessments, Therapy, Life Skills Training, Psychiatric Assessments, Physicals, Medication Management, Case Management, and Transportation and Aftercare Referrals Including Wraparound Services. Gracepoint Will Renovate an Existing Building on Our Primary Campus in Tampa, Florida. With the Addition of 1,294 Square Feet, the Resulting Facility Will Be a Total of 11,334 Square Feet.
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