The umass chan & temple collaborative rrtc on community living and participation among transition age youth with smhc from disadvantaged backgrounds

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Award ID
90RTCP0010
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$2,125,000

Award facts

Completion date 64% complete
Place of performance
Massachusetts, USA

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Description

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Abstract
Goal: the umass chan & temple rrtc will, over a five-year period, serve as a national leader in state-of-the-art research and knowledge translation activities to significantly advance community living and participation outcomes among transition age youth (TAY) with serious mental health conditions from disadvantaged, vulnerable, and marginalized backgrounds. Objectives: this goal will be achieved through three objectives: 1) generate new knowledge regarding developmentally appropriate interventions to promote participation; 2) generate new knowledge about system and policy issues affecting community living and participation; and 3) provide training, dissemination, and technical assistance activities to TAY and other key stakeholders. Outcomes: the rrtc will conduct five research studies. Two will culminate in new knowledge about the efficacy of interventions for advancing high school student success among bipoc and economically disadvantaged TAY, and improving social connections among lgbtqia+ TAY. Two will inform systems transformation and policy reform by: a) identifying actionable solutions to cross-system collaboration barriers in both urban and rural areas to meet the participation needs of justice-involved TAY, and B) elucidating relationships between system involvement and employment outcomes among TAY involved in the justice, child welfare, and/or public mental health systems. A mixed methods study will explore current conceptualizations and experiences of community participation in the post-covid ERA to inform interventions, systems, and policies. Products: through cutting-edge knowledge translation processes, the rrtc speeds capacity-building for current and future service providers, empowers TAY to engage in meaningful areas of community participation, and catalyzes movement of findings into practice and policy. All activities include the participatory involvement of TAY, their families, and other stakeholders.

Transactions

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Amendment $0
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Amendment $375,000
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Amendment $500,000
Amendment $375,000
Amendment $375,000
Original award $500,000

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Brookline Community Mental Health Center Inc. Dr. Hyry-Dermith will act as co-Investigator on the research project titled Preliminary assessment of programmatic effectiveness, implementation, and research… $30,864
University Of Hawaii Dr. Akihiko Masuda will serve as Co-Investigator at the University of Hawai i at M noa for the proposed study. He will contribute to the development of the… $33,726
Temple University-Of The Commonwealth System Of Higher Education The goals of this Rehabilitation Research and Training Center are: 1. To conduct research or evaluation activities that generate new knowledge regarding… $349,574
New York University Dr. Munson will serve as co-investigator on a research study that a) adapts Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for transition age youth with SMHC who… $36,474
University Of Maryland, Baltimore The UMB Dept of Psychiatry, Division of Psychiatric Services Research (DPSR), through Dr. Alicia Lucksted (working with other members of the project team)… $10,438
New York University Dr. Munson will serve as co-investigator on a research study that a) adapts Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for transition age youth with SMHC who… $110,478

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Who received award 90RTCP0010?

90RTCP0010 was awarded to University Of Massachusetts Medical School by National Institute on Disability Independent Living and Rehabilitation Research (Administration for Community Living) on September 1, 2023.

How much is award 90RTCP0010 worth?

$2,125,000 has been obligated on 90RTCP0010.

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