Other Allowable Activities. SAMHSA’s FR-CARA grants may also support the following types of activities: Collaborate with health care providers to educate them on overdose dangers, and recommend that they consider providing resources to overdose victims and families, including information on treatment and recovery. Provide public education on any state “Good Samaritan” laws, such as those that permit bystanders to alert emergency responders to an overdose or to administer FDA-approved overdose reversal drugs without fear of civil or criminal penalties.
Other Allowable Activities. XXXXXX’s Native Connections grants can also support the following types of activities:
Other Allowable Activities. XXXXXX’s SOC Expansion and Sustainability Cooperative Agreements will also support the following types of activities: Collaborating with existing federal grant programs and/or interagency teams serving the same population of focus such as state children’s cabinet youth council, shared youth vision team, state and local youth and family organizations. Ensuring the development, implementation and evaluation of cultural and linguistic competence at the system, organizational and direct service levels of care. Reviewing policies and regulations to improve service delivery. Building capacity of state/tribal and local levels to provide sustained service delivery to children, youth and families. Conducting needs assessments. Adopting and/or enhancing your computer system, management information system (MIS), electronic health records (EHRs), etc., to document and manage client needs, care process, integration with related support services, and outcomes.
Other Allowable Activities. XXXXXX’s SOC Expansion and Sustainability Cooperative Agreements will also support the following types of activities: Applicants can collaborate with existing federal grant programs and/or interagency teams serving the same population of focus, such as state children’s cabinet youth council; shared youth vision team; and state and local youth and family organizations. Conduct needs assessments. Adopt and/or enhance the computer system, management information system (MIS), electronic health records (EHRs), etc., to document and manage client needs, care processes, integration with related support services, and outcomes. Applicants are encouraged to use technology assisted approaches and technology platforms that xxxxxx engagement and treatment effectiveness, such as tele-behavioral health and virtual systems of care. Applicants should highlight activities in the area of Innovative Financing. These include but are not limited to: Medicaid re-design; the Affordable Care Act; managed care; connections to the planning and implementation of Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics; and the use of the SAMHSA/CMCS Behavioral Health Information Bulletin on coverage for youth behavioral health services (e.g., intensive care coordination, respite care, mobile crisis intervention).
Other Allowable Activities. ▪ Implement creative approaches to saturate networks experiencing mpox transmission with vaccination and other relevant services, including but not limited to incentivized, network- based recruiting – Recipients are encouraged to engage (and possibly fund) community-based organizations to conduct vaccine events and outreach among those most at risk (for example, within bath houses and sex venues, circuit parties, the house and ball community events) ▪ Gather qualitative and quantitative information from people with mpox to understand gaps in services that need to be addressed to interrupt transmission Other Allowable Activities ▪ Increase accessibility of, timeliness of, and equitable access to mpox testing and, when needed, treatment, including through education of providers who are well-positioned to deliver testing and treatment to those who need them the most ▪ Initiate planning to transition mpox activities to become a routine component of sexual health and HIV clinical care with public health monitoring
Other Allowable Activities. ▪ Collect and shipping specimens to facilitate monitoring for changes in the virus and for evidence of resistance to available therapeutics ▪ Recruitment and enrollment of mpox cases and at-risk persons into CDC multi-site evaluation to evaluate JYNNEOS vaccine effectiveness and duration of protection ▪ Other mpox response-related activities not stated above will be considered
