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IMH recognizes that organizations must be strong to be effective. Technical assistance grants are intended to strengthen the management capabilities of organizations so that they can better address mental health needs and improve mental health services. |
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leadership development: specifically in areas of organizational strategic importance |
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strategic and resource planning: organizational assessments, strategic and/or sustainability plans for the continuation of effective mental health services |
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community assessment and education: community awareness and other techniques that support quality mental health services |
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partnership development and collaboration: capacity building to help organizations work together to improve mental health services | |
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staff development and training: attendance of mental health or education personnel at conferences to increase their skills in working with children and to infuse their programs or the community with new ideas and information | |
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program planning and design: including assistance to grantees to meet the challenges of implementing IMH grants | |
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evaluation: promotion of effective and appropriate evaluation of mental health services | |
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Applying
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download the Small Technical Assistance Guidelines and Instructions | |
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download the Proposal Cover Sheet | |
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download the Conference Budget Form | |
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see a list of current Technical Assistance grants | |
| Deadlines Small Technical Assistance proposals can be submitted at any time; responses will be made as promptly as possible (generally within 3 weeks). |
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Institute
of Mental Hygiene 1055 St. Charles Avenue, Suite 350, New Orleans, LA 70130 phone: (504) 566-1852; fax (504) 566-1853 e-mail: imh@imhno.org |
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