Federal
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
04/29/22
06/10/22 11:59 PM Eastern Time - Receipt
Grants to USA and territories local and state governments, CBOs, private institutions, and tribes for services to prevent Veteran suicide. Applicants are advised that required registrations must be completed prior to applying. Funding is intended to provide Veterans who are at risk for suicide with suicide prevention services.
Funding offered under this Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) responds to the mounting need to reach Veterans at risk for suicide in their communities. The SSG Fox SPGP aims to build upon VA's public health approach, which combines clinical and community-based interventions to prevent Veteran suicide for those inside and outside of VA health care.
Suicide prevention services include any of the following services provided to address the needs of a participant: (1) Outreach; (2) baseline mental health screening; (3) education; (4) clinical services for emergency treatment; (5) case management services; (6) peer support services; (7) assistance in obtaining VA benefits; (8) assistance in obtaining and coordinating other public benefits and assistance with emergent needs; (9) nontraditional and innovative approaches and treatment practices; and (10) other services.
Suicide prevention services are those services that address the needs of eligible individuals and their families and are necessary for improving the mental health status and well-being and reducing the suicide risk of eligible individuals and their families. Applicants must include in their application how they will provide or coordinate the provision of the baseline mental health screening to all participants. In addition, the application must include the proposed suicide prevention services to be provided or coordinated to be provided and the identified need for those services. For information about what suicide prevention services include, see the "Approach" section in the Federal Register: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2022/04/15/2022-08040/funding-opportunity-staff-sergeant-parker-gordon-fox-suicide-prevention-grant-program
For Guidance for the Use of Suicide Prevention Services Funds, see the Federal Register.
GrantWatch ID#: 202797
$174,000,000
The maximum allowable grant size is $750,000 per year per grantee.
SSG Fox SPGP is a three-year community-based grant program. Grants awarded will be for a minimum of a 1-year period, not to exceed 13 months. Organizations may apply to renew awards from year to year throughout the length of the program.
Awards made for suicide prevention services grants will fund operations beginning on or around September 1, 2022.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Apply online: https://hmlsgrants-va.mod.udpaas.com/s_Login.jsp?lang=1&prole=0
For further information contact:
Ms. Sandra Foley, Director SSG Fox SPGP, Office of Mental Health and Suicide Prevention, 11MHSP, 202-502-0002 (this is not a toll-free telephone number), or VASSGFoxGrants@va.gov.
64.055
VA-FOX-SP-FY2022
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