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Ccbhc Pdi Grant - Building Resilience in the Alhambra Primary Care Area: Psa Behavioral Health Dba Resilient Health's Ccbhc in Maricopa County, Arizona Will Improve Outcomes and Increase Access to Mental Health and Substance Use Services for Underserved Individuals/families of Color and Those Who Are Spanish Speaking Through Person-centered; Culturally Responsive; Integrated; Home, Community and School-based; Mobile; Outreach, Prevention, Early Intervention (e.g. First Episode Psychosis), Evidence-based Treatment and Psychiatric Rehabilitation. the Alhambra Primary Care Area Is a Designated Dental Health Professional Shortage Area, Mental Health Professional Shortage Area, Primary Care Professional Shortage Area and Medically-underserved Area/population Comprised Predominantly of Hispanic and Latinx Individuals and Communities of Color. Resilient Health Today Provides Seven of the Nine Required Ccbhc Services and Will Spearhead Partnerships With Designated Collaborating Organizations (DCOS) Within the First Six Months to Expand Mental Health Services for Birth to Five Populations and 1) Introduce Crisis Services and 2) Serve Active-duty Military and Veterans. Resilient Health Will Provide Care Beyond Our Four Walls Through Mobile Community Outreach, Mobile Peer Care Connector Services, Mobile Service Delivery and by Introducing Virtual Clinic Services Through Expanded Telehealth Capacity. Resilient Health Will Introduce Seeking Safety in English and Spanish and via Telehealth, an Evidence-based Practice for Addressing Trauma and Substance Use and Mental Health First Aid in English and Spanish to Expand Community Capacity to Identify and Intervene Early in Mental Health and Substance Use Needs. Resilient Health Will Expand Targeted Case Management, Peer and Family Supports to Youth and Adults With General Mental Health and Substance Use Needs. Resilient Health Will Additionally Prevent Homelessness by Subsidizing Transitional Housing; Will Expand Primary Care Screenings to All Ccbhc Participants; Will Mitigate Health Disparities by Introducing Health and Wellness Programs, Including a Functional Skills Lab for Activities of Daily Living.
Committed
$3.9 Million
Paid out
$2.5M
64%
Committed, not yet paid
$1.4M
36%
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