Awarded Grants

To transform the children's mental health system by leveraging federal funds available for this purpose.

To provide an understanding of how access to the dental workforce in NH for vulnerable populations compares across the state by reviewing and analyzing existing information and developing a report with the information.

To improve the mental health of refugee and non-English speaking minority youth by identifying the needs and opportunities for improving services and supports for African refugee youth and families in NH.

To create a community of diverse learners for multicultural, educational, personal development and leadership experiences by providing a residential camp that address injustices and inequalities, power and oppression.

To develop a comprehensive plan to improve the diverse health care workforce by conducting a needs assessment and a collaborative planning process with key stakeholders to license foreign trained health care workers in NH.

To build the national will to address the full range of poverty issues and to identify solutions that foster opportunity.

To expand and improve comprehensive and quality mental health services to children, youth and their families by strengthening linkages, broadening access, enhancing cooperation, and developing collaboration among schools, mental health, DCYF, DJJS, and other child serving agencies.

To create a more comprehensive and coordinated mental health and domestic abuse system of care for children in the Seacoast region by developing the capacity and piloting a nationally recognized intervention for children effected by and exposed to domestic violence.

To provide high risk school children with access to dental care.

To develop a strategic plan to grow capacity and integrate needed changes into the annual operations by investing in board development and identification of current strengths and challenge.

To build capacity for project sustainability planning for health related nonprofits in NH by piloting the Finance Project sustainability model with a cohort of EH grantees including the training of a cohort of capacity building consultants to serve as coaches to the participating projects.

To strategically position the issue of behavioral health within the attention of the public and policy makers by convening five public forums strategically located around the state in the coming months.