Campus-Community Collaborative Grants Request for Proposal
The Ohio Program for Campus Safety and Mental Health celebrates more than 10-years of funding and supporting campus-community partnerships. Collaborative Program Development Grants are now . . . Campus-Community Collaborative Grants or CCG for short.
We are excited to announce that the Ohio Program for Campus Safety and Mental Health is now accepting proposals for SFY23 Campus-Community Collaborative Grants (CCG).
These grants serve to support the development of suicide prevention, mental health promotion and stigma reduction programs for campus faculty, staff, and students of Ohio's institutions of higher education. The proposals should demonstrate a collaborative relationship between one or more colleges, universities, technical schools and/or community colleges within the area and a local community organization.
In our efforts to make the application process smoother, all documents including budget and letters of support can be uploaded through Qualtrics via the file upload function. All applications should be submitted via the following link: https://neomed.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7aHs7SXRlOV6DMa
Applications are due by August 25th, 2022, at 5:00 PM
For additional information including eligibility and funding specifics, please see the attached document. All questions regarding the SFY23 CCGs can be directed to opcsmh@neomed.edumailto:opcsmh@neomed.edu
We look forward to supporting efforts of mental health promotion, suicide prevention and stigma reduction at Ohio's institutions of higher education for another year.
Warmly,
Abby
Abby Zona, B.S., CHES (she/her)
Dissemination Coordinator, Ohio Program for Campus Safety and Mental Health
Northeast Ohio Medical University
Phone: 330-325-6125
4209 St. Rt 44 | PO Box 95 | Rootstown, Ohio 44272
Web: neomed.edu/csmh
Want to share a resource? Send us an email at opcsmh@neomed.edumailto:opcsmh@neomed.edu to be featured on the listserv!
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Campus-Community Collaborative Grants Request for Proposal
The Ohio Program for Campus Safety and Mental Health celebrates more than 10-years of funding and supporting campus-community partnerships. Collaborative Program Development Grants are now . . . Campus-Community Collaborative Grants or CCG for short.
We are excited to announce that the Ohio Program for Campus Safety and Mental Health is now accepting proposals for SFY23 Campus-Community Collaborative Grants (CCG).
These grants serve to support the development of suicide prevention, mental health promotion and stigma reduction programs for campus faculty, staff, and students of Ohio's institutions of higher education. The proposals should demonstrate a collaborative relationship between one or more colleges, universities, technical schools and/or community colleges within the area and a local community organization.
In our efforts to make the application process smoother, all documents including budget and letters of support can be uploaded through Qualtrics via the file upload function. All applications should be submitted via the following link: https://neomed.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7aHs7SXRlOV6DMa
Applications are due by August 25th, 2022, at 5:00 PM
For additional information including eligibility and funding specifics, please see the attached document. All questions regarding the SFY23 CCGs can be directed to opcsmh@neomed.edu<mailto:opcsmh@neomed.edu>
We look forward to supporting efforts of mental health promotion, suicide prevention and stigma reduction at Ohio's institutions of higher education for another year.
Warmly,
Abby
Abby Zona, B.S., CHES (she/her)
Dissemination Coordinator, Ohio Program for Campus Safety and Mental Health
Northeast Ohio Medical University
Phone: 330-325-6125
4209 St. Rt 44 | PO Box 95 | Rootstown, Ohio 44272
Web: neomed.edu/csmh
Want to share a resource? Send us an email at opcsmh@neomed.edu<mailto:opcsmh@neomed.edu> to be featured on the listserv!
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Follow us on social media! @neomedopcsmh
