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Find similar grantsEnhancing Mental Health Awareness and Resiliency Grant is sponsored by Montana Office of Public Instruction. Supports initiatives to raise awareness of mental health issues among school-aged youth and equips educators with training to address these challenges.
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OPI Coordinated School Health Compass OPI Coordinated School Health Compass Montana Office of Public Instruction sent this bulletin at 10/21/2024 11:15 AM MDT Your superintendent can register your district. We've had decades of great participation by Montana schools to produce this very important data. We're hoping this new online format will make participation even easier.
2025 Enhancing Mental Health Awareness and Resiliency Mini-Grant The Montana Office of Public Instruction is pleased to announce the launch of the 2025 Enhancing Mental Health Awareness and Resiliency mini-grant initiative, supported by the SAMHSA Project AWARE grant awarded to OPI in 2020. This initiative aims to raise awareness of mental health issues among school-aged youth.
Also equipping educators with the training needed to effectively recognize and address these challenges. The mini-grant program offers several funding options to enhance mental health awareness and support within schools: Staff Training : Funding for training programs designed to enhance staff awareness and understanding of mental health and behavioral health needs.
These evidence-based trainings must align with definitions provided by SAMHSA, enabling educators to address these needs and improve educational outcomes. Train-the-Trainer Programs : Support for participation in 'train the trainer' or facilitator training events.
This option allows districts to build and sustain the capacity to have trained professionals who can subsequently deliver training to other staff members, ensuring ongoing effectiveness and knowledge dissemination throughout the organization. Community Engagement Events : Funding to develop and implement events or educational presentations for students, parents, and community members.
These initiatives aim to increase awareness and understanding of mental health issues and resilience strategies, fostering a supportive environment that promotes mental well-being for all participants. Curriculum Purchase : Support for the purchase of mental health-related curricula (e.g., whole child skill development, bullying prevention, suicide prevention).
To qualify for this option, the curriculum purchase must be accompanied by staff training and a clear implementation plan. Grant applications will open on November 1, 2024, and will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. The project period for this mini-grant will run from January 1, 2025, to September 1, 2025.
For detailed information on grant guidelines, eligibility criteria, and funding limitations, please refer to the grant guidance document HERE. Interested parties must complete the application and budget submission processes through the designated application portal .
Since the inception of this grant, participating school districts have made remarkable progress in delivering various mental health awareness and training programs, enhancing their capacity to identify and respond to behavioral health issues. Since September 2020, OPI and its district partners have conducted training sessions benefiting over 70,000 individuals directly involved with school-aged youth.
These sessions cover a wide array of topics aimed at improving responses to students' mental health needs. The introduction of this mini-grant will further extend the reach and impact of the 2020 Project AWARE grant, benefiting schools across Montana. We are looking for schools to highlight in an upcoming MSWAC (Montana Student Wellness Advisory Committee) meeting regarding educator wellness.
If your school has implemented an innovative practice to increase teacher resiliency, reach out to Courtney Hubbs at Courtney. hubbs@mt. gov .
The OPI is committed to providing reasonable accommodations to people with disabilities. If you need a reasonable accommodation, require an alternate format, or have questions concerning accessibility, contact the OPI ADA Coordinator, 406-444-3161 , opiada@mt. gov , Relay Service: 711.
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