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Find similar grantsBehavioral Health Workforce Pipeline Funding Opportunity is sponsored by West Virginia Department of Education (via WV.gov). The purpose of this funding opportunity is to increase pipeline programming that helps K-12 students learn about behavioral health professions, aimed at increasing the workforce through pipeline programming.
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Funding Sources Currently selected West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission The Higher Education Policy Commission develops and oversees a public policy agenda for West Virginia’s four-year colleges and universities.
A source of support for institutions and students, the Commission’s work includes academic affairs, administrative services, finance and facilities, financial aid, health sciences, human resources, legal services, policy and planning, science and research, and student affairs.
1018 Kanawha Boulevard, East - Suite 700 West Virginia Higher Education Institutions West Virginia’s four-year public higher education institutions reach every region of West Virginia, providing quality and affordable education opportunities for West Virginians close to home, positively impacting local communities, and moving the state's economy forward.
West Virginia Higher Education Institution Grant Opportunities WV Center for Nursing - Nursing Academy Pipeline Program The West Virginia Center for Nursing administers a funding opportunity to help offset the cost of hosting a Junior Nursing Academy Behavioral Health Workforce Pipeline Funding Opportunity The purpose of this funding opportunity is to increase pipeline programming that helps K-12 students learn about behavioral health professions.
This funding opportunity is aimed at increasing the workforce through pipeline programming Behavioral Health Workforce Transition Funding Opportunity Funding under this program can be used to pilot new or expand existing pipeline programs to support students in the transition from undergraduate to graduate programs that prepare graduates for licensure in behavioral health professions (specifically counseling, social work and psychology) Campus Mental Health Grants Funding under this program will be directed at improving student mental health on college campuses through implementation of evidence based programming.
West Virginia Community and Technical College System T h e West Virginia Community & Technical College System (CTCS) coordinates community and technical colleges statewide, partnering with businesses to meet workforce needs and ensuring a meaningful education for our students.
Community and technical colleges are an opportunity for West Virginians to get a college education for a reasonable price with on-the-job training in a variety of fields. 1018 Kanawha Boulevard, East - Suite 700 West Virginia Community and Technical College Institutions Nine community and technical colleges located across the Mountain State represent the West Virginia Community and Technical College System.
No matter where you live in our state, a hands-on educational experience is close to home.
West Virginia Community and Technical College System - PERKINS Collaborative Reserve Grant West Virginia’s Department of Education and Community and Technical College System are offering grants, made possible by federal Perkins funds, to support collaborations in career and technical education between K-12 schools and community and technical colleges With $785,000 available in its inaugural year, the Perkins Collaborative Reserve Grant program will support projects that include at least one of the following pr iorities: Dual enrollment for students to explore and engage in college and careers; Work-based learning and skills in high-need workforce areas; and, Industry-recognized credentials to align with business and industry standards Program that provides expert online tutoring, test prep, and job support for West Virginia public library patrons across the state.
This is a no-cost 1-to-1 assistance for all ages. The program is available 10:00am - 10:00pm. Services offered include, For students - TutorWV offers online, on-demand , expert tutoring and homework help in more than 200 subjects, along with drop-off review services for essays and math problems.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations involved in K-12 education and workforce development in West Virginia, specifically focusing on behavioral health professions. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Behavioral Health Workforce Pipeline Funding Opportunity is funded by West Virginia Department of Education (via WV.gov). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in West Virginia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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