Substance Abuse Screening Program Grant - SBIRT (New Jersey Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services)
Funding Amount
$5,200,000
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
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- Cycle
- One-time opportunity
- Tracked since
- April 2026
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Overview
Substance Abuse Screening Program Grant - SBIRT
Award Period: 5 years
Award Date: April 2, 2013
Geographic Scope: Trenton, NJ
Recipient: Trenton Health Team
Program Name
Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT)
Purpose
To implement substance abuse screening and intervention programs across primary care clinics in Trenton, integrating substance abuse treatment into routine primary care similar to how diabetes and hypertension are treated.
Focus Areas
- Drug and alcohol screening for primary care patients
- Brief intervention (15-minute motivational conversations)
- Referral to treatment
- Training clinic employees on screening and counseling
- Reducing stigma of substance abuse treatment
Implementation Sites
- Henry J. Austin Health Center (three locations)
- Capital Health clinics
- St. Francis Medical Center clinics
Expected Outcomes
- Screen 8,750 people in first year
- Identify at-risk patients for substance abuse
- Provide motivational counseling interventions
- Facilitate referrals to treatment
Program Model
The SBIRT program has been used successfully in cities in Colorado, Massachusetts, Florida, and other states. Patients identified as being at risk for substance abuse will be referred to a healthcare educator who will conduct a brief motivational conversation about treatment options.
Background
The Trenton Health Team is an alliance of the Henry J. Austin Health Center, Capital Health, St. Francis Medical Center, and Trenton's Department of Health and Human Services.
What Trenton Health Team Inc actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2024
- Grants in 2024
- 3
- Total given
- $156K
- Median grant
- $45K
- Range
- $32K–$80K
- By dollars: New Jersey 100%. Top recipient cities: West Windsor, NJ; Trenton, NJ; Pennington, NJ.
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Fields of Work
- Addiction recovery
- Mental health
- Community health
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