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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Burrell Mental Health Training Plan - Youth Bridge, Inc., D.b.a. Burrell Behavioral Health (burrell) Is Requesting $625,000, Over Five Years, to Implement the Mental Health Awareness Training Grant to Help Reduce Mental Health Stigma and Provide Education to 2400 Community Partners on How to Appropriately and Safely Respond to Individuals With Mental Health Disorders. Grant Dollars Will Support the Following Individuals Receiving Suicide Prevention (QPR) and Mental Health First Aid Training (mhfa): School Personnel, Community Service Providers, Community Members, Emergency First Responders, Law Enforcement, Veterans, Armed Services Members and Their Families and Others. the Pof for Which the Training Is Intended to Help Includes: 1) Individuals With Serious Mental Illness (smi); 2) Individuals With Substance Use Disorders (suds); and 3) Individuals With Co-occurring Behavioral Health Disorders (cods). Burrell Serves Nine Counties in NW Arkansas Including: Baxter, Benton, Boone, Carroll, Madison, Marion, Newton, Searcy and Washington. Project Objectives Burrell Include: 1) Train Community Members and Community Partners to Recognize Signs and Symptoms of Mental Health Disorders and Educate Individuals About Available Resources; 2) Establish Referral Pathways With Our Community Partners to Refer Individuals With Sign or Symptoms of Mental Illness to Appropriate Services; and 3) Develop New Partnerships With Emergency Services Personnel, Law Enforcement, Fire Department Personnel and Veterans to Identify Persons With a Mental Disorder and Employ Crisis De-escalation Techniques.
Committed
$625,000
Paid out
$397.4K
64%
Committed, not yet paid
$227.6K
36%
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