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FRO RFP Initiative - Illinois Children’s Healthcare Foundation 23 Aug FRO RFP Initiative Illinois is experiencing a children’s mental health crisis. Families and providers are trying to manage the dual issues of a dramatically increased need for behavioral health services and significant children’s mental health workforce shortages.
In response to this crisis, Illinois Children’s Healthcare Foundation (ILCHF) is issuing the “PLANNING GRANT RFP: ENHANCING CHILDREN’S MENTAL HEALTH THROUGH FAMILY-RUN ORGANIZATIONS IN ILLINOIS” grant opportunity.
Through this initiative, ILCHF seeks to award 7 planning grants of up to $150,000 each to support the creation and/or enhancement of Children’s Mental Health Family-Run Organizations dedicated to supporting families who are caring for children, youth, and young adults with social, emotional, substance use or multi-systems challenges – and the agencies that serve them.
ILCHF also seeks to create a learning community among the seven grantees and to provide substantial technical assistance to enable grantees to create and prepare a fully articulated Implementation Plan for the establishment of a Family-Run Organization in anticipation of state funded support. ILCHF is planning to engage a panel of content experts to work with grantees to support the creation of their FRO Implementation Plans.
ILCHF anticipates investing up to $300,000 to support this technical assistance. This RFP serves to increase access to critical behavioral health services, enhance the children’s mental health workforce shortage through an equity lens, and overall improve the mental health and well-being of Illinois children and families.
” For questions and or additional details related to the RFP, please contact Christine Brambila, Sr. Program Officer of Children’s Mental Health at ChristineBrambila@ilchf. org . The RFP and supporting documents are accessible below.
-Enhancing Children’s Mental Health Through Family-Run Organizations in Illinois RFP, click here . -On-line RFP Application, click here . – RFP Application Scoring Rubric , click here.
-Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Document Revised , click here . -Family Run Organizations (FROs) RFP Info-Session Presentation , click here . -Family Run Organizations (FROs) RFP Info-Session Recording in either English or Spanish, click here and enter passcode: C0MQ?
t4A -FROs 101: What is an FRO? Info-Session Presentation , click here . -FROs 101: What is an FRO?
Info-Session Recording in either English or Spanish, click here and enter passcode: ? tjiu@H0 Once either webinar recording is accessible, click the globe icon to select preferred language. -Budget Template Revised , click here.
-Officer’s Certificate Form , click here. Proposals are due on-line by July 31, 2024 at 5pm (CST). We look forward to receiving your application.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Family-run organizations in Illinois that provide mental health services. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Family Run Organization (FRO) Operational Support Grants is funded by Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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