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Federal grant · project grant (b)
GCC Connect & Care - Gulf Coast Center Connect & Care Will Advance Opportunities for Early Intervention by Improving Timely Access to Behavioral Health Services. C&C Will Enhance Crisis Stabilization and Follow-up Services for High-risk Individuals to Improve Protective Factors Related to Suicidality. C &C Will Expand Care Coordination, Promoting the Whole Health of Individuals Served Across Treatment Transitions. Implement Just-in-time Scheduling to Reduce No-show Rates, Utilize C-ssrs Screening to Determine High-risk Individuals- Placing Them on the Pathway to Care for More Intense Interventions and Focused Connection and Follow-up. Advance Opportunities for Early Intervention by Improving Timely Access to Behavioral Health Services. Enhance Crisis Stabilization and Follow Up Services for High-risk Individuals to Improve Protective Factors Related to Suicidality. as Well as, Expand Care Coordination Promoting the Whole Health of Individuals Served Across Treatment Transitions.
Committed
$3.0 Million
Paid out
$2.5M
82%
Committed, not yet paid
$524.9K
18%
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