Grants and Partnerships

We believe everyone deserves access to high-quality, compassionate behavioral healthcare close to home. We are honored to partner with the through a variety of grant-funded initiatives that support early childhood mental health, school-linked services, workforce development, crisis response, and other programs designed to meet the evolving needs of Minnesota children, families, and communities. These investments help us expand access to care, strengthen our clinical workforce, and ensure individuals receive the support they need to thrive.

Douglas County Opioid Grant

Prevention, treatment, recovery supports, family education, workforce development, harm reduction.

Early Childhood Mental Health (ECMH) Grant

A long-standing Minnesota DHS program focused on children ages birth through age 5 and their families. It funds: Clinical mental health treatment, parent-child interventions, early intervention, workforce development, and early childhood consultation services.

EIDBI Emergency Relief Grant

Stabilization funding for rural autism providers, includes funds for operating support, sustainability planning, service preservation.

Mental Health Professional Supervision Grant

A workforce development grant including funds for clinical supervision, licensure costs, supervisor training.

Mini Grant- Parents Moving Forward

FASD-focused staff training and model implementation

MN 24-7 DD Crisis Consultation Grant

Crisis consultation, on-call supports, stabilization services for clients with developmental disabilities.

Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (PRTF) Startup Grant

Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility development for youth under age 21, including facility startup, remodeling, equipment, and capacity building.

School Linked Behavioral Health (SLBH) Grant

School-based mental health services including funding for school therapists, care coordination, prevention, and training.