Awarded Grants

To help advocacy organizations plan and strategically work to improve their ability to be effective by piloting an assessment and consultation model using the Alliance for Justice

To raise awareness and knowledge among professionals and the general population about the harms of alcohol use during pregnancy and the effects of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders by convening a day-long summit.

To effectively and efficiently inform the development of state and federal policies that will facilitate providing services to NH's homeless population and eventually end homelessness in NH.

To assist in the sustainability of the health center by utilizing a consultant to negotiate contracts with the three Medicaid managed care organizations at or above cost to serve prenatal and pediatric patients.

To continue and expand the Sullivan County volunteer driver program.

To maintain and leverage the NH Center for Nonprofits

To support a partnership between NAMI NH and the Bhutanese Community of New Hampshire to promote emotional well-being in the Bhutanese community by 1) providing postvention supports to suicide survivors and 2) developing mental health awareness and capacity for suicide prevention within the refugee community.

To improve the mental health and academic outcomes of homeless children by providing evidence-based, family strengthening therapeutic treatment and advocacy integrated within trauma-informed preschool and afterschool programming.

To improve the mental health of NH's children and their families by convening a children's mental health collaborative of diverse interests, establishing a baseline of knowledge among participants, developing a statewide, comprehensive, strategic plan, and broadly disseminating it.

To promote health and equity in NH and address health disparities in NH by developing the NH Health & Equity Partnership (H&EP) focusing on strengthening partnerships through advancing leadership, enhancing knowledge, and fostering networking and collaboration.

To ensure quality advocacy, knowledge development and nonprofit capacity building for the mental health system which supports NH's children and their families by sustaining the general operations of key related NH nonprofits.

To ensure delinquent and CHINS youth receive the mental health, educational and other services they need by providing civil legal services in collaboration with courts, juvenile services officers, public defenders, mental health providers, schools and other key organizations serving children and youth.