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Find similar grantsInnovation Programs (MHSA Innovation (INN) Program) is sponsored by Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health. Provides funding for projects that introduce a new mental health practice or approach, make a change to an existing practice, or apply a promising community-driven practice to the mental health system.
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Innovation Programs - Department of Mental Health Behavioral Health Services Act (BHSA) BHSA Home About BHSA BHSA/MHSA Announcements BHSA/MHSA Stakeholder Materials BHSA/MHSA Reports Underserved Cultural Communities Faith-Based Advocacy Council BHSA Announcements Home About Behavioral Health Services Act (BHSA) Innovation Programs MHSA Innovation (INN) Program Overview : The Innovation component of MHSA provides funding for projects not to exceed 5 years that do one or more of the following: Introduce a mental health practice or approach that is new to the overall mental health system, including , but not limited to, prevention and early intervention.
Make a change to an existing practice in the field of mental health, including but not limited to, application to a different population. Apply to the mental health system a promising community-driven practice or approach that has been successful in non-mental health contexts or settings.
Mental health practices or approaches that have already demonstrated effectiveness are only eligible with an adaptation and rationale for the adaptation. Primary Purpose of an Innovation project shall be one of the following: Increase access to mental health services to underserved groups.
Increase the quality of mental health services Promote interagency and community collaboration related to mental health services and supports or outcomes. Increase access to mental health services. The Department’s first Innovation project focused on integrated care models, including 2 peer run service approaches (see attachments).
See link for information on the Department’s second Innovation project on community capacity building to prevent or reduce the impact of trauma.
Innovation Pivot Proposal Interim Housing Outreach Program Children’s Community Care Village INN 8 Early Psychosis Learning Healthcare Network (Page 211-229) INN 7 Therapeutic Transportation INN 4 Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (Page 134-146) INN 3 Help@Hand (Page 112) Innovation 1 Outcomes Summary Innovation 1 Learning Collaborative: Learning Briefs (Session 1-10) ISM Culturally Responsive Treatment Study Innovation 1 Annual Report For further questions, please contact: Alejandro Silva, PsyD, Mental Health Clinical Program Manager III at ASilva@dmh.
lacounty. gov or Su Jung Kim, LCSW, Mental Health Clinical Program Manager I at Sjkim@dmh. lacounty.
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Innovation Programs (MHSA Innovation (INN) Program) is funded by Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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