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Ncserves Statewide Community of Practice: Training Community-based Care Coordinators to Respond to Mental Health Issues in Veterans, Service Members, & Families and Make Timely, Accurate Referrals. - the North Carolina Governor's Institute (GI) Will Implement the Ncserves Statewide Community of Practice (COP) by Training Nearly 3,000 Service Members, Families, and Veteran Service Advocates Across the State in Mental Health First Aid and Connect Learners to an Expansive, Regional Network of Mental Health/substance Use Disorder and Human Service Providers in a Model of Coordinated Care Designed to Address the Full Range of a Client's Social Determinates of Health.
Committed
$501,766
Paid out
$432.7K
86%
Committed, not yet paid
$69.0K
14%
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