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Funding Opportunity for Our Veterans: Grant for Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Services | McAllister & Quinn Funding Opportunity for Our Veterans: Grant for Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Services Home Uncategorized Funding Opportunity for Our Veterans: Grant for Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Services Honoring Our Service Members: Funding Opportunity for Veteran Suicide Prevention Honoring Service Through Action: Supporting Veterans’ Mental Health in Memory of Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox The loss of a service member is always deeply felt, but when that loss comes after they return home, it carries a particular weight.
On July 21, 2025, Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox, a 25-year-old sniper instructor at the Army Infantry School, died by suicide. His story is a powerful reminder of the challenges many veterans continue to face long after their service ends. Each day in the United States, an average of 18 veterans die by suicide.
In 2024, the suicide rate among veterans was 34. 7 per 100,000, more than double the rate of 17. 1 per 100,000 among non-veterans (VA Office of Suicide Prevention).
These numbers underscore an urgent need for expanded, community-based support and intervention. In honor of Staff Sergeant Fox and all veterans who have lost their lives to suicide, Congress established the VA Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program .
This initiative provides funding to private institutions, foundations, Indian Tribes, community-based organizations, and state or local governments working to reduce suicide risk and improve veterans’ mental health, well-being, and financial stability. Funding Opportunity Details and Eligible Services This year, $111, 900,000 is available in competitive grants with a maximum award of $750,000 for a one-year period.
Eligible suicide prevention services include: Outreach and engagement of eligible veterans Education, including training Clinical services for emergency treatment for mental health and substance use disorder Assistance with obtaining VA and other public benefits Nontraditional and innovative approaches and treatment practices The deadline for the Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Funding Opportunity applications is June 12, 2026.
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