Grants In Progress
ADAMH, in partnership with these community organizations, has applied for six grants:
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Funder: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
Amount: $292,136
Population Served: Individuals diverted from the criminal justice system before arrest and booking.
Purpose: To offer assessment and treatment, intensive case management by a Justice Community Team designed to address the particular needs of the target population.
Partners: NetCare Access, Southeast, Inc.
Submitted: 9/6/02
Status: Pending
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Funder: Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA)
Amount: $82,550
Population Served: Defendants with mental illness/SAMI eligible for diversion from the conventional criminal justice system into treatment.
Purpose: To facilitate the development of a mental health court docket model in the Franklin County Municipal Court and a SAMI docket model in the Franklin County Common Pleas Court.
Partners: Mental Health/SAMI Court Task Force
Submitted: 9/11/02
Status: Pending
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Funder: Ohio Department of Development (DOD)
Amount: $110,587
Population Served: Persons with mental illness, alcohol and other drug addictions or dually diagnosed, at or below 35% of median income, homeless or in inappropriate or inadequate housing.
Purpose: To provide support services linked to housing.
Partners: Columbus Housing Network, Maryhaven
Submitted: 9/11/02
Status: Not Funded
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Funder: SAMHSA - CSAT
Amount: $499,194 / 3 years
Population Served: Chronic, violent or substance abusing juvenile offenders at high risk of out-of-home placement, and their families
Purpose: To institute a Multisystemic Therapy (MST) program, a treatment that addresses risk factors in an individualized, comprehensive, and integrated fashion, and that empowers families to enhance protective factors.
Partners: Maryhaven, Franklin County Children Services, Franklin County Juvenile Court
Submitted: 1/8/03
Status: Pending
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Funder: SAMHSA - CSAT
Amount: $491,000 / 3 years
Population Served: Homeless families recovering from addiction.
Purpose: To stabilize families through family therapy, individual & group counseling, parenting, and recreation activities. Will enhance Amethyst's long-term community residential women's program.
Partners: Amethyst
Submitted: 1/8/03
Status: Pending
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Funder: SAMHSA - CSAT
Amount: $497,386 / 3 years
Population Served: Individuals who are dually diagnosed with substance use disorders and severe mental illness who are involved with the criminal justice system.
Purpose: To integrate the SAMI Integrated Dual Diagnosis Treatment model into the Southeast Justice Team's approach to services.
Partners: Southeast
Submitted: 1/8/03
Status: Pending
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