The Bureau of Justice Assistance is seeking applications for two
programs, the Justice and Mental Health Collaboration Program
(JMHCP) and the Juvenile Justice and Mental Health Collaboration
Program. The purpose of the JMHCP is to support cross-system
collaboration to improve public safety responses and outcomes for
individuals with mental illnesses (MI) or co-occurring mental
illness and substance abuse (CMISA) that come into contact with
the justice system. JMHCP offers grants to help entities prepare
comprehensive plans to implement collaboration programs that
target qualified offenders and promote public safety and public
health. Final applications are due May 18, 2020.
For additional information and a copy of the solicitation, please
click
here.
The purpose of the Juvenile Justice and Mental Health
Collaboration Program is to support juvenile justice and mental
health agency partnerships as they develop and implement
coordinated programs that reduce crime and recidivism associated
with youth mental illness and/or co-occurring disorders.
Final applications are due May 4. For additional
information and a copy of the solicitation, please click
here.
A full list of all current funding opportunities can be
foundhere.
