Crisis Counseling Capacity Building in Utah
GrantID: 73933
Grant Funding Amount Low: Open
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: Open
Summary
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Grant Overview
Utah’s crisis counseling capacity faces measurable strain in the five counties designated as frontier by the state health department, where licensed mental health professional ratios fall below one per 4,000 residents. The concentration of large households in these counties amplifies the per-event impact of medical or economic emergencies on family stability.
Risk and compliance considerations include mandatory reporting thresholds under Utah Code Ann. § 62A-4a-403 that differ from neighboring states in the timeframe for notifying child protective services. Providers must also navigate federal Indian Health Service rules when serving families in the Uintah Basin.
The family foundation grant permits general operating support to retain on-call clinicians who maintain required state licensure and federal debarment screening documentation. Program-specific awards can fund secure telehealth platforms certified under Utah’s specific Medicaid reimbursement rules for crisis services.
Applications require current 501(c)(3) status, proof of professional liability insurance meeting Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing minimums, and a compliance attestation signed by the organization’s legal counsel. Budget narratives must isolate costs for after-hours call coverage versus daytime clinic operations.
Fit assessment prioritizes proposals that reference the exact frontier county list published by the Utah Department of Health rather than generalized rural descriptors. This geographic precision requirement distinguishes Utah submissions from those prepared for adjacent states lacking equivalent frontier designations and reporting timelines.
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