Pilot Effectiveness Trials of Peer Support Services for Suicide Prevention
This grant funds pilot trials to evaluate the effectiveness of peer support services aimed at preventing suicide.
About this program
The grant focuses on conducting pilot effectiveness trials of peer support services designed to prevent suicide. It aims to assess how these services can be integrated into existing mental health frameworks and their impact on individuals at risk of suicide. The trials will involve collaboration with mental health organizations and peer support specialists to gather data on the efficacy of these interventions. This grant is intended for organizations that provide mental health services, particularly those that can implement peer support programs. The funding will support the development, execution, and evaluation of these trials, ensuring that the findings contribute to the broader understanding of suicide prevention strategies. By focusing on peer support, the grant seeks to empower individuals with lived experience to assist others in crisis.
Eligibility
Eligible entities include nonprofit organizations, mental health service providers, and research institutions focused on mental health.
Requirements
- Must conduct pilot trials
- Must collaborate with peer support specialists