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Community Grants (Kaiser Permanente Northern California Fund for Health Education) is sponsored by Kaiser Permanente Northern California (administered through East Bay Community Foundation). Grants to nonprofit organizations, tribes, public schools, universities, and government agencies with operations in Northern California served by Kaiser Permanente.
Focus areas align with community health needs assessments and addressing health inequities.
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Community Grants - KP Mental Health Scholars Academy | Kaiser Permanente Northern California The Kaiser Permanente Mental Health Scholars Academy provides grants to accelerate the growth, skills, and preparation of the mental health workforce.
MHSA Community Fund Our impact The Kaiser Permanente Mental Health Scholars Academy provides grants to nonprofit organizations through the Kaiser Permanente Northern California Fund for Health Education at the East Bay Community Foundation. The fund’s focus is to expand the pipeline of mental health professionals with an emphasis on meeting the unique needs of California’s communities.
At this time, the MHSA Community Fund is accepting grant applications by invitation only. Our first community grant funded research and a report from the Healthforce Center at UCSF examining opportunities for expanding the pipeline of behavioral health paraprofessionals , including community mental health workers, peer providers, and social and human services assistants.
These roles do not require a bachelor’s degree or licensure, and they could help meet the growing need for behavioral health services in California. KP Mental Health Scholars Academy Community Grants and Programs Scholarship Opportunities Link: East Bay Community Foundation website Contact form at bottom of page Website produced by Multimedia Communications Northern California.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations (501(c)(3)) or equivalent organizations such as tribes, public schools, universities, and government agencies and programs with operations in areas of Northern California served by Kaiser Permane…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Grants (Kaiser Permanente Northern California Fund for Health Education) is funded by Kaiser Permanente Northern California (administered through East Bay Community Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in California. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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