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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Fabh Mhat - Through Its Project – First Access Behavioral Health Mental Health Awareness and Training, First Access Behavioral Health Will Provide Mental Health Awareness and De-escalation Training to First Responders, Including Fire Departments, Ambulance Districts, and Law Enforcement Agencies, to Develop Their Understanding of the Signs and Symptoms of Mental Illness, Teach De-escalation Techniques That Can Be Utilized When Responding to a Mental Health Crisis. First Access Behavioral Health Will Provide Training Utilizing the Evidence-based Programs of Mental Health First Aid and Solution-focused Brief Intervention and Will Provide Resource Materials and Linkages to Community-based Mental Health Agencies for the General Population Across 7 Counties Comprising the ST. Louis Metro Area Including ST. Louis City, ST. Louis County, ST. Charles County, Lincoln County, Warren County, Jefferson County and Franklin.. the Project Goal Is to Increase the Number of First Responders to Include Law Enforcement, Emergency Medical Services or Fire Departments Trained to Respond to Mental Health Needs and Crises in the General Population. the Project Will Train 600 First Responders Over a Three-year Period.
Committed
$600,000
Paid out
$510.2K
85%
Committed, not yet paid
$89.8K
15%
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