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Find similar grantsMental and Behavioral Health Grant Program is sponsored by Episcopal Presbyterian Health Trust. Supports projects integrating mental and behavioral health services with other EPHT funding priorities.
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Mental and Behavioral Health - Episcopal Presbyterian Health Trust maximum-scale = 1. 0 retains dimensions instead of zooming in if page width Mental and Behavioral Health Priority 3: Mental and Behavioral Health In 2026, EPHT will not accept applications for projects or programming exclusively focused on mental and behavioral health.
Proposals for the access to mental and behavioral health care priority must show clear integration with at least one other EPHT giving priority. Applications for integrated mental and behavioral health services will be accepted during both the open and collaborative funding cycles. EPHT grantmaking is managed by the St.
Louis Community Foundation. If you have have questions about the grant process or have trouble accessing materials, please contact the Foundation team at grants@stlgives. org .
We seek to create partnerships with effective, community-based organizations that work to improve the lives of others through access to health care. Learn more about our process and deadlines for the next grant cycle. EPHT is committed to centering access to health care by addressing barriers, navigating systems of care, and providing person-centered medical services.
Learn about funding priorities and target zip codes for awarding grants. To have all the information you need in one place, download the EPHT Funding Guide 2026 for deadlines, funding priorities, and application questions. Review the Grants page for all important dates.
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Administrative services and grantmaking support for EPHT are provided by the St. Louis Community Foundation . For any questions concerning the Trust or for more information about the grant process, you can contact our team at grants@stlgives.
org . Episcopal Presbyterian Health Trust Episcopal Presbyterian Health Trust c/o St. Louis Community Foundation #2 Oak Knoll Park • Saint Louis, MO 63105
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations integrating mental and behavioral health services with other EPHT funding priorities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Mental and Behavioral Health Grant Program is funded by Episcopal Presbyterian Health Trust. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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