Pediatric Primary Care Mental Health Training Grant

Pediatric Primary Care Mental Health Training Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Minnesota Department of Health
Amount: US $50,000 - US $250,000
Last Updated: September 18, 2025

Summary

The Pediatric Primary Care Mental Health Training Grant Program, established by Minnesota Statutes Sec. 144.1509, aims to enhance pediatric mental health training within outpatient primary care clinics. This initiative seeks to bolster the skills, confidence, and awareness of mental health resources among providers. Ultimately, the program aspires for pediatric patients to receive improved, timely, and continuous mental health care in participating clinics, addressing their unique healthcare needs effectively.

Overview

Pediatric Primary Care Mental Health Training Grant Program The Pediatric Primary Care Mental Health Training Grant Program, authorized by Minnesota Statutes Sec. 144.1509, awards grants for the development of new or expansion of existing pediatric mental health training programs located in outpatient primary care clinics. The training programs are designed to increase confidence, skills, and awareness of mental health resources among pediatric primary care providers caring for the mental health needs of pediatric patients. An overarching goal of this grant program is that pediatric patients served by participating outpatient primary care clinics will receive more effective, timely, longitudinal care for mental health needs.

Eligibility

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