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Field Building Grants (Youth Mental Health Ecosystem) is sponsored by Mental Health Funders Collaborative. The Mental Health Funders Collaborative (MHFC) supports Georgia's youth mental health ecosystem by strengthening leadership, vision, and voice.
This grant supports organizations working to improve youth mental health and well-being at the systems level, with a focus on prevention, care delivery, and systems reform across rural and urban communities.
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Field Building Grants — Mental Health Funders Collaborative Grantees + Field Partners The Mental Health Fund Collaborative (MHFC) supports the field, not just through grants, but by strengthening the leadership, vision, and voice of Georgia’s youth mental health ecosystem.
Across Georgia, organizations funded by MHFC include community-rooted groups, advocacy networks, and technical leaders advancing prevention, care delivery, and systems reform. These efforts span rural and urban communities and include youth-led initiatives, culturally responsive providers, and groups advancing policy and sustainability.
Youth Wellbeing Innovation Awards Behavioral Health Reform and Innovation Commission Supporting implementation and communication of statewide mental health system reform recommendations. GA-AIMH / Georgia Association for Infant Mental Health Expanding certification for infant mental health professionals statewide.
GEEARS / Georgia Early Education Alliance for Ready Students Advancing early childhood mental health through policy, training, and workforce growth. Georgia Appleseed & Center for Victims of Torture Promoting expanded access to mental health care for immigrant, refugee, and diverse youth. Georgia Community Health Worker (CHW) Network at Georgia Watch Bridging gaps in care through CHW advocacy and youth-focused workforce development.
Georgians for a Healthy Future Assessing Georgia’s Mental Health Parity Act implementation and youth coverage gaps. Supporting values-aligned, nonprofit grantmaking as part of MHFC’s systems investment strategy. Mindworks Georgia & Resilient Georgia Facilitating a cross-sector leadership process to advance priorities from the Strengthening Youth Mental Health report.
Increasing funding for low-income children and families through sustainable Medicaid financing strategies. Resilient Georgia & Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University Exploring the role of Community Service Boards and solutions to meet rising youth mental health needs. Strengthening youth-serving professionals who support vulnerable children and teens.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations working within Georgia's youth mental health ecosystem, including community-rooted groups, advocacy networks, and technical leaders. These efforts span rural and urban communities and include youth-led initiatives, culturally responsive providers, and groups advancing policy and sustainability. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Field Building Grants (Youth Mental Health Ecosystem) is funded by Mental Health Funders Collaborative. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Georgia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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