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Find similar grantsCommunity Grants (Community Mental Health Fund, Jackson County, Missouri) is sponsored by Community Mental Health Fund. These grants are for smaller mental health partners to broaden reach and strengthen access to mental health care in Jackson County, Missouri.
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for Jackson County Mental Health Services Announcing NEW Community Grants Our new Community Grants are inspired by our commitment to innovative funding. By identifying smaller mental health partners, we can broaden our reach and strengthen access to mental health care in Jackson County. These one-year grants will expand niche and specialized whole-person services.
While our 2026 application period is closed, you can still review eligibility and application process details for next year's cycle on our Community Grants page. Our recorded Zoom meeting also answers questions about qualifying Community Grant services, timelines, applications, and more.
Get Community Grant details In partnership with CMHF, approved network agencies offer an array of pre-certified mental health services to meet the unique and varying needs of uninsured and underinsured Jackson County residents. Learn about our fee-for-service mental health care contract network, documentation requirements, and more on our Fee for Service page.
Explore Fee for Service grants Existing CMHF network agencies can earn additional Value-Based Payment (VBP) funding by documenting performance and treatment advances based on Key Performance Indicators (KPI) tied to their services.
The quarterly performance reports they provide are scored and earn them funds that can be reinvested in mental health programming enhancements, including but not limited to access to care, staff retention, and training. Ready to earn additional funds based on performance and outcomes?
Visit our Value-Based Payments page to learn about self-assessment tools, training, and encouraging success stories from our network partners who are already benefiting from their VBP participation. We track mental health-related legislation and events, plus grant and network partner news to keep residents informed about the important work made possible by Jackson County's mental health levy.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Mental health partners serving Jackson County, Missouri, focusing on niche and specialized whole-person services. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Grants (Community Mental Health Fund, Jackson County, Missouri) is funded by Community Mental Health Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Missouri. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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