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Youth Mental Health Empowerment Program is sponsored by MHS Serves, Indiana Minority Health Coalition, and Black Onyx Management. This program supports the expansion of existing mental health services and increases public awareness of services in historically underrepresented areas within Indiana, with a focus on professional development training, technical assistance, and consulting services.
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MHS Serves Announces Recipients of $1. 2 Million Investment in Youth Mental Health - Aug 7, 2025 MHS Serves Announces Recipients of $1. 2 Million Investment in Youth Mental Health INDIANAPOLIS , Aug.
7, 2025 / PRNewswire / -- Managed Health Services (MHS), a managed care entity that has been proudly serving the state of Indiana for 30 years and a Centene (NYSE: CNC) company, is proud to announce the recipients of the most recent partnership opportunity from MHS Serves , a $12 million program focused on addressing health disparities across Indiana.
Through a collaborative partnership with Indiana Minority Health Coalition (IMHC) and Black Onyx Management managing the program, MHS Serves strives to empower communities through partnerships and innovations focused on health access.
The latest partnership opportunity, Youth Mental Health Empowerment Program, supports the expansion or enhancement of current programs, services, initiatives, and resources that directly address youth access to healthcare, mental health, and trauma-informed care.
By supporting effective program practices and professional development, MHS Serves will fund organizations in counties including Allen , Boone , Clark , Delaware , Elkhart , Floyd , Grant , Hamilton , Hancock , Harrison , Hendricks , Henry , Howard , Jasper , Johnson , Lake , LaPorte , Madison , Marion , Montgomery , Newton , Putnam , Porter , Scott , Starke , St.
Joseph , Vigo , Washington and 4 statewide coverage organizations through this initiative.
Organizations receiving partnership funding include: Cummins Behavioral Health Systems, Inc. Firefly Children & Family Alliance Heart City Health Center, Inc. Indiana Wesleyan University Marion County Commission on Youth Martin Luther King Multi-Service Center Indianapolis Incorporated New Hope Family Life Center The Villages of Indiana, Inc. Tindley Accelerated Schools MHS Serves is proud to partner with these organizations through funding support to continue to expand youth access to mental health care and trauma-informed resources in our communities.
More information can be found at mhsserves. org or by contacting strategicpartnerships@mhsserves. org .
Managed Health Services (MHS) is a managed care entity that has been proudly serving the state of Indiana for 30 years through the Hoosier Healthwise and Hoosier Care Connect Medicaid programs and the Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) Medicaid alternative program. MHS also offers Ambetter Health in the Indiana health insurance marketplace, and Wellcare By Allwell, a Medicare Advantage plan.
All of our plans include quality, comprehensive coverage with a provider network you can trust. Visit mhsindiana. com to learn more.
MHS is a Centene company, a leading healthcare enterprise that is committed to helping people live healthier lives. SOURCE Managed Health Services Email Alerts Contacts RSS News Feed
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Youth Mental Health Empowerment Program is funded by MHS Serves, Indiana Minority Health Coalition, and Black Onyx Management. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Indiana. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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