Tribal Behavioral Health: Suicide Prevention
This grant funds initiatives aimed at preventing suicide within tribal communities.
About this program
The Tribal Behavioral Health: Suicide Prevention grant is designed to support programs that address the critical issue of suicide in tribal populations. It aims to provide resources for mental health services, community outreach, and educational programs that promote mental wellness and resilience among tribal members. This grant is specifically targeted towards tribal organizations and communities that are working to implement effective suicide prevention strategies. Eligible applicants include tribal governments, nonprofit organizations, and other entities that serve tribal populations. The grant encourages innovative approaches that engage community members and utilize culturally relevant practices to reduce the incidence of suicide. By fostering collaboration among various stakeholders, the program seeks to create sustainable solutions that enhance the overall mental health of tribal communities.
Eligibility
Tribal governments, nonprofit organizations, and entities serving tribal populations.
Requirements
- Must demonstrate a clear plan for suicide prevention
- Must involve community engagement and culturally relevant practices