Healthy MindsMental health is critical to overall health. Unfortunately, mental health and substance use disorders (collectively called “behavioral health disorders”) often go undetected and untreated due to stigma, lack of providers, or inability to pay for services. In concert with our commitment to physical health, St. David’s Foundation is committed to improving access to behavioral health programs for low-income youth and adults through school and community-based assessment, counseling and prevention services and through the integration of mental health services into the primary clinic setting. St. David’s Foundation’s Healthy Minds focus area is interested in initiatives in three key areas:
St. David’s Foundation provides funding to organizations whose core mission is mental health-related, and whose services are provided by licensed behavioral health providers. In addition, the Foundation focuses its investments on organizations that serve large numbers of individuals, or have the capacity to do so with additional funding. TimelineThe funding cycle for grants varies for each program area. Healthy Minds, Healthy Living, and Healthy Futures proposals are due January 15, and grants are awarded in June. Healthy Aging and Healthy People proposals are due July 15, and grants are awarded in December. In fairness to applicants who meet submission deadlines, the Foundation does not accept late submissions.
Healthy Minds Grant PartnersAny Baby Can ⋅ Austin Child Guidance Center ⋅ Austin Recovery ⋅ Austin Travis County Integral Care ⋅ Capital Area Counseling ⋅ Center for Child Protection ⋅ CommuniCare ⋅ Communities in Schools ⋅ Connections Individual and Family Services ⋅ El Buen Samaritano ⋅ Family Crisis Center ⋅ Hays-Caldwell Women's Center ⋅Hope Alliance ⋅ Interagency Support Council of East Williamson County⋅ LifeWorks ⋅ Lone Star Circle of Care ⋅ People's Community Clinic ⋅ SafePlace ⋅ Samaritan Center ⋅ SIMS Foundation ⋅ Waterloo Counseling ⋅ Wonders and Worries ⋅ YWCA Greater Austin |