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Find similar grantsYouth Mental Health Learning Cohort (and grants) is sponsored by The Community Foundation of South Puget Sound. This initiative aims to build capacity, support collaboration, and equip local youth-serving organizations with strategies to better address young people's mental health in the community, focusing on prevention and resilience-building.
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Youth Mental Health Learning Cohort | The Community Foundation of South Puget Sound Grants Scholarships Connect Youth Mental Health Learning Cohort Thank you to everyone who applied in 2025! Meet the 2025 grantees! Click here to read the announcement.
Young people are not just our future—they are actively shaping our communities today. However, they are facing a significant mental health crisis. While some improvements have been made since the pandemic, the challenges remain daunting.
In response, we are announcing the launch of the Youth Mental Health Learning Cohort. This initiative aims to build capacity, support collaboration, and equip local youth-serving organizations with strategies to better address young people's mental health in our community. By focusing on prevention and resilience-building, the cohort will address the underlying causes of mental health challenges.
These efforts will complement the vital work already being done by schools, agencies, healthcare providers, and other organizations. Ultimately, our goal is not just to increase mental healthcare for youth but to foster healthy development that reduces the need for professional intervention altogether. Click here to access the new grant announcement.
Scope: 10-15 organizations, each receiving $10,000 Duration: Year-long cohort Participants: 2-4 individuals per organization Collaborative Grants: at the end of the learning cohort grants will be awarded for up to $10,000 per collaboration and selected based on participation of the cohort and planned implementation of the project or program.
Increased Capacity: Organizations will enhance their ability to support youth through trauma-informed practices, including shared knowledge and language about ACEs and resilience-based practices.
Collaboration & Shared Learning: Participants will share knowledge and strategies, building relationships with one another and strengthening the network of providers in our region, leading to more coordinated and effective supports for young people. Planting Seeds for Systems Impact: The cohort will help plant seeds for systemic change by growing capacity and fostering practices that can integrate into the broader community.
As these seeds take root, they contribute to a more resilient ecosystem of support that benefits the entire community. Program Guidelines (PDF) with additional information from what's on this webpage Application Questions (PDF) Learning Cohort Agenda (PDF) Our friendly and knowledgeable staff is happy to assist with general questions regarding Youth Mental Health Grants during regular business hours by phone at 360. 705.
3340 . You may also reach out directly to Tami Mason Lathrop, Program Officer, for specific questions about this grant program. She can be reached at tami@thecommunityfoundation.
com or directly by phone at 564. 999. 4835 .
Youth Mental Health Learning Cohort Youth Mental Health Learning Cohort The Community Foundation aspires to keep the community and our donors informed about the benefits generated from the grants we make. Grantee reports help tell the stories of our communities. The Grant Report is used to capture information to help us communicate your work to the larger community.
Resilience Fund grant recipients will be required to submit a grant report, typically within 8 months of receiving funds, unless other arrangements (such as a site visit or report extension) are made. You will receive an email notification with reporting instructions approximately 6 months after your funding is awarded. Please fill our our contact form or give us a call at 360.
705. 3340 for assistance with Resilience Fund grant reports. Want to learn more about grants and scholarships from the Community Foundation?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local youth-serving nonprofits, particularly those serving youth of color, LGBTQ+ youth, and those from rural or economically disadvantaged backgrounds in the South Puget Sound region. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Youth Mental Health Learning Cohort (and grants) is funded by The Community Foundation of South Puget Sound. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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