Federal grant · project grant (b)

Nami Metro-Suburban Inc.

Nami Metro Suburban Mental Health First Aid Project - the Proposed Project Will Create Increased Training and Mental Health Education for Key Community Members (to School Personnel, Local Government Employees, Police, and Fire Departments, Paramedics/emts, and Faith Leaders) Across the West, Southwest, and South Suburbs of Cook County. Through the Evidence-based Model of Mental Health First Aid, Nami Metro Suburban Will Work to Ensure That Trainees Can Provide Appropriate Referral to Care for Those With Mental Health Conditions While Reducing Barriers to Treatment for Those in Need.

Committed

$500,000

Paid out
$358.2K
72%
Committed, not yet paid
$141.8K
28%

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