Federal grant · project grant (b)
Community of Care - Amudim Community Resources Is Requesting Mhat Funding for the Community of Care Project to Increase Mental Health Awareness and Reduce Mental Illness Stigma in New York's Orthodox Jewish Community. Through Community of Care, Amudim Will Provide Mental Health First Aid and Culturally Competent Care Training to 2,000 Individuals, Including Orthodox School Personnel and First Responders. During This Five-year Project, Amudim Will 1) Deliver Evidence-based Mental Health Awareness Training to 1,200 Orthodox School Personnel at 50 Private Jewish Schools, 2) Deliver Culturally Competent Care Training and Mental Health Awareness Training to 800 First Responders, 3) Launch a Social Norms Campaign to Reduce Mental Health Stigma, and 4) Expand Mental Health Referral Services Within the Orthodox Community Through Two Provider Partners. to Execute This Project, Amudim Has Established a Partnership Network With Relief Resources, Naaleh, Queens Hatzalah, and Torah Umesorah. Community of Care Will Bring Much-needed Mental Health Awareness Resources to New York's Fastest-growing Underserved Population.
Committed
$625,000
Paid out
$595.2K
95%
Committed, not yet paid
$29.8K
5%
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