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Partnership Grants - Alaska Mental Health Trust Grants may be awarded to organizations that serve a specific purpose or need that is consistent with the Trust’s mission. Prevention & Early Intervention Ongoing Support and Wellbeing The Trust has begun the process of implementing its new strategy. During this time, applications for grant funding will continue to be accepted and considered each quarter.
Organizations interested in partnering with the Trust are encouraged to review the plan and to identify which priority or priorities their project or initiative advances. Partnership grant applications are accepted on a quarterly basis. These grants may be awarded to organizations that serve Trust beneficiaries for a specific purpose or need that is consistent with the Trust’s mission and current funding priorities.
Eligible organizations for partnership grants are foundations, government agencies, tribal entities, nonprofits, and corporations who serve Trust beneficiaries. For partnership grant funding examples, please see our Grant Guidelines .
Partnership Grants have the following application deadlines: February 15, by 5:00pm Alaska Time May 15, by 5:00pm Alaska Time August 15, by 5:00pm Alaska Time November 15, by 5:00pm Alaska Time If the application deadline falls on a weekend or State of Alaska holiday, the application deadline will roll to the close of the next business day at 5:00pm Alaska Time.
The process, from application submission to a final decision by the Trust, will take around takes 3-5 months, but in some cases may take longer. NOTE: Our grant portal has been updated 2/15/2025 and a new account must be created to access it. The log-in information that was previously used, prior to 2/15/2025, will not work to access this new portal.
Even if you have previously had a grant from the Trust, you will need to register for a new account. Trust Partnership Grant Application Applicant Portal Help Center How To Create Your GrantsConnect Account How to Start New Grant Applications Effective October 2025, the Trust is requiring financial and organizational documentation from applicants requesting $25,000 or more.
Trust Authority Grant Documentation Requirements If you have any questions, please email: Lucas Lind, Grants Administrator, Lucas. Lind@alaska. gov Carrie Predeger, Grants Accountability Manager, Carrie.
Predeger@alaska.
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Grants to Community Partners Info for Current Grantees Individual Beneficiary Grants Disability Justice Focus Area Beneficiary Employment and Engagement Focus Area Mental Health & Addiction Intervention Focus Area Behavioral Health Crisis Response (Crisis Now) Housing and Home & Community Based Services Focus Area Workforce Development Priority Early Childhood Intervention & Prevention Priority Grant Proposal Development Resources Behavioral Health Systems Assessment Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Comprehensive Integrated Mental Health Plan 2025-29 FY26 & 27 Budget Development FY25 Budget Development – Archive Trust FY24/25 Budget Development – Archive FY23 Budget Development – Archive FY 22 – FY 23 Budget Planning – Archive FY21 Budget Planning – Archive FY 20 – FY 21 Planning – Archive Statutes, Regulations, and Charters Competitive Leasing Program Over the Counter Land Sale How Does the Trust Land Office Support Trust Beneficiaries?
Grants to Community Partners Info for Current Grantees Individual Beneficiary Grants Disability Justice Focus Area Beneficiary Employment and Engagement Focus Area Mental Health & Addiction Intervention Focus Area Behavioral Health Crisis Response (Crisis Now) Housing and Home & Community Based Services Focus Area Workforce Development Priority Early Childhood Intervention & Prevention Priority Grant Proposal Development Resources Behavioral Health Systems Assessment Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Comprehensive Integrated Mental Health Plan 2025-29 FY26 & 27 Budget Development FY25 Budget Development – Archive Trust FY24/25 Budget Development – Archive FY23 Budget Development – Archive FY 22 – FY 23 Budget Planning – Archive FY21 Budget Planning – Archive FY 20 – FY 21 Planning – Archive Statutes, Regulations, and Charters Competitive Leasing Program Over the Counter Land Sale How Does the Trust Land Office Support Trust Beneficiaries?
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations serving Alaskans in areas like prevention, crisis response, and treatment. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
2025 Partnership Grants is funded by Alaska Mental Health Trust. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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