Federal grant · project grant (b)
Cove Behavioral Health Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic Improvement and Advancement - Cove Behavioral Health, Inc. (COVE) Is Seeking a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) Improvement and Enhancement Grant. This Grant Will Strategically Enhance Cove’s Existing Achievements and Partnerships Experienced Through the Original Ccbhc Award to Increase Access to and Improve the Quality of Community Behavioral Health Treatment. We Intend to Build on Our Emerging Success in Identifying and Serving Our Population of Focus – Minority Individuals With Co-occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders With Specific Focus on Those With Opioid Use Disorders, as Well as Adolescents, Young Adults, Pregnant Women, and Veterans With Emerging Mental Health and Substance Use Issues in Hillsborough County, Florida. Over the Four-year Funding Period, We Will Identify 4,000 Participants, Screen 3,000 Patients for Behavioral Health Issues Using Our Patient Pathways and Digital Doorway Established During Our Initial Ccbhc Implementation and Engage 2,250 Patients for Indicated Treatment and Care Coordination Services. Cove Has Served Residents of Hillsborough County Since 1973 and Has Established Strong Community Partnerships With Other Providers, Social Service Organizations, Schools, Faith-based Organizations, and Businesses. Through the Years of Collaboration With Our Stakeholders Cove Has Demonstrated the Ability to Engage and Maintain Partnerships and Has Achieved a Reputation for Excellence in the Field of Behavioral Health. Cove Looks Forward to Using This Grant Opportunity to Improve and Advance Our Ccbhc.
Committed
$723,751
Paid out
$181.3K
25%
Committed, not yet paid
$542.4K
75%
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