Circles of Care for American Indian/Alaska Natives (AI/AN)
This grant funds initiatives aimed at improving mental health services for American Indian and Alaska Native communities.
About this program
The Circles of Care grant program is designed to enhance the mental health and wellness of American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) children and their families. It supports community-driven approaches that promote culturally relevant practices and services. The program encourages collaboration among tribes, community organizations, and mental health providers to create a comprehensive support system for AI/AN youth and their families. Eligible applicants include tribal governments, nonprofit organizations, and community-based organizations that serve AI/AN populations. The grant aims to empower these communities to develop and implement strategies that address the unique mental health needs of their members. By fostering a holistic approach to mental health, the program seeks to improve outcomes for AI/AN children and promote resilience within these communities.
Eligibility
Tribal governments, nonprofit organizations, and community-based organizations serving AI/AN populations.
Requirements
- Must serve American Indian/Alaska Native communities
- Must demonstrate community collaboration