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All Federal Grant Awards
Project Grant H79SM081785
Award Date
9/30/18
Completion Date
8/14/23
Dollars Obligated
$13M
Overview
Activity
26
Transactions
37
Subawards
Similar Awards
Funding Federal Agency
SAMHSA Center for Mental Health Services
Awarding Federal Agency
SAMHSA Division of Grants Management
Awardee
The Danya Institute, Inc. (QDC6UVJQVJF4)
Federal Grant Program
93.243
Assistance Type
Project Grant
Place of Performance
Maryland, USA
Update #1
Update #2
HHS REGION 3 MHTTC_THE DANYA INSTITUTE
Posted 8/14/18
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HHS REGION 3 MHTTC_THE DANYA INSTITUTE
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5/8/25
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HHS REGION 3 MHTTC_THE DANYA INSTITUTE - THE MENTAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGY CENTER (MHTTC), MANAGED BY THE DANYA INSTITUTE (THE INSTITUTE), WILL LEAD THE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES REGION 3; DELAWARE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (DC), MARYLAND, PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA, IN A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT TO STRENGTHEN AND ENHANCE THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND PRIMARY CARE WORKFORCE THAT PROVIDES PREVENTION, EARLY IDENTIFICATION, TREATMENT, AND RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS WITH MENTAL DISORDERS. THE INSTITUTE WILL PROVIDE TOOLS FOR SYSTEM CHANGE AND IMPROVEMENT THROUGH ONGOING TRAININGS AS WELL AS TARGETED AND INTENSIVE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FREE OF CHARGE. EACH YEAR, APPROXIMATELY 850 INDIVIDUALS, WITH AN ESTIMATED 6,050 OVER A FIVE-YEAR GRANT PERIOD, WILL BENEFIT FROM THESE SERVICES. AS OF JULY 2017, THERE WERE APPROXIMATELY 989,000 RESIDENTS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS; 3,423,000 ADULTS WITH MILD-MODERATE MENTAL ILLNESS, DEMONSTRATING A TOTAL OF 4,412,000 RESIDENTS IN NEED OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN REGION 3. HOWEVER, ONLY 3,727,000 RECEIVED MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, LEAVING 685,000 INDIVIDUALS UNTREATED DURING THOSE TWO YEARS. AS ANOTHER INDICATOR OF UNMET NEED, THERE ARE A TOTAL OF 127 GEOGRAPHIC MENTAL HEALTH SHORTAGE AREAS IN REGION 3, WITH 58 FOR SPECIAL POPULATIONS THAT ARE LOW-INCOME OR MEDICAID ELIGIBLE AND 69 IN AREAS WHERE THERE IS A SHORTAGE OF MENTAL HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS FOR THE ENTIRE POPULATION. THE REGION HAS ALSO BEEN OVERWHELMED BY THE NATIONAL OPIOID EPIDEMIC WHERE WEST VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ARE PART OF THE TOP FIVE STATES/REGIONS IN THE U.S. THAT HAVE THE HIGHEST INCIDENCE OF OPIOID OVERDOSES. TO ACHIEVE OUR PROPOSED MHTTC GOALS, THE INSTITUTE WILL WORK CLOSELY WITH CONSUMERS/PEERS, FAMILY MEMBERS, BEHAVIORAL AND MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS, PUBLIC HEALTH WORKERS, STATE AND COUNTY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH POLICY-MAKERS, CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES GRANT RECIPIENTS, THE SAMHSA REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR, REGIONAL AND NATIONAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTERS, RESEARCHERS, AND FAITH-BASED AND HUMAN SERVICE PROFESSIONALS IN REGION 3 THAT PROVIDE A CONTINUUM OF SERVICES SPANNING MENTAL ILLNESS PREVENTION, TREATMENT, AND RECOVERY SUPPORT. IN ADDITION, THE INSTITUTE WILL COLLABORATE WITH THE MHTTC NATIONAL COORDINATING CENTER, TRIBAL AFFAIRS CENTER, AND HISPANIC AND LATINO CENTER. THE INSTITUTE WILL USE PROVEN TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER STRATEGIES AND PRACTICES TO PROMOTE THE ADOPTION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES. METHODS WILL INCLUDE: A) SKILL-BASED TRAINING, B) TARGETED AND INTENSIVE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, C) LEARNING COLLABORATIVES, AND D) ON-LINE COURSES, TOOL-KITS, VIRTUAL MEETINGS AND TECHNOLOGY DRIVEN MODELS TO ENGAGE PROVIDERS. THE TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (T/TA) WILL ADDRESS THE CURRENT NEEDS IN THE COMMUNITY. THE INSTITUTE WILL ALSO CONVENE A REGION-WIDE, MULTI-SECTOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS TO INFORM STAFF OF REGIONAL AND STATE SPECIFIC T/TA NEEDS. THE INSTITUTE STAFF INCLUDE FORMER MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSIONERS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND, OF WHICH ONE WAS THE SYSTEMS TRANSFORMATION DIRECTOR IN DC.
($3k)
2/25/25
Not listed
HHS REGION 3 MHTTC_THE DANYA INSTITUTE
($3k)
2/25/25
Not listed
HHS REGION 3 MHTTC_THE DANYA INSTITUTE - THE MENTAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGY CENTER (MHTTC), MANAGED BY THE DANYA INSTITUTE (THE INSTITUTE), WILL LEAD THE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES REGION 3; DELAWARE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (DC), MARYLAND, PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA, IN A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT TO STRENGTHEN AND ENHANCE THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND PRIMARY CARE WORKFORCE THAT PROVIDES PREVENTION, EARLY IDENTIFICATION, TREATMENT, AND RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS WITH MENTAL DISORDERS. THE INSTITUTE WILL PROVIDE TOOLS FOR SYSTEM CHANGE AND IMPROVEMENT THROUGH ONGOING TRAININGS AS WELL AS TARGETED AND INTENSIVE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FREE OF CHARGE. EACH YEAR, APPROXIMATELY 850 INDIVIDUALS, WITH AN ESTIMATED 6,050 OVER A FIVE-YEAR GRANT PERIOD, WILL BENEFIT FROM THESE SERVICES. AS OF JULY 2017, THERE WERE APPROXIMATELY 989,000 RESIDENTS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS; 3,423,000 ADULTS WITH MILD-MODERATE MENTAL ILLNESS, DEMONSTRATING A TOTAL OF 4,412,000 RESIDENTS IN NEED OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN REGION 3. HOWEVER, ONLY 3,727,000 RECEIVED MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, LEAVING 685,000 INDIVIDUALS UNTREATED DURING THOSE TWO YEARS. AS ANOTHER INDICATOR OF UNMET NEED, THERE ARE A TOTAL OF 127 GEOGRAPHIC MENTAL HEALTH SHORTAGE AREAS IN REGION 3, WITH 58 FOR SPECIAL POPULATIONS THAT ARE LOW-INCOME OR MEDICAID ELIGIBLE AND 69 IN AREAS WHERE THERE IS A SHORTAGE OF MENTAL HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS FOR THE ENTIRE POPULATION. THE REGION HAS ALSO BEEN OVERWHELMED BY THE NATIONAL OPIOID EPIDEMIC WHERE WEST VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ARE PART OF THE TOP FIVE STATES/REGIONS IN THE U.S. THAT HAVE THE HIGHEST INCIDENCE OF OPIOID OVERDOSES. TO ACHIEVE OUR PROPOSED MHTTC GOALS, THE INSTITUTE WILL WORK CLOSELY WITH CONSUMERS/PEERS, FAMILY MEMBERS, BEHAVIORAL AND MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS, PUBLIC HEALTH WORKERS, STATE AND COUNTY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH POLICY-MAKERS, CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES GRANT RECIPIENTS, THE SAMHSA REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR, REGIONAL AND NATIONAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTERS, RESEARCHERS, AND FAITH-BASED AND HUMAN SERVICE PROFESSIONALS IN REGION 3 THAT PROVIDE A CONTINUUM OF SERVICES SPANNING MENTAL ILLNESS PREVENTION, TREATMENT, AND RECOVERY SUPPORT. IN ADDITION, THE INSTITUTE WILL COLLABORATE WITH THE MHTTC NATIONAL COORDINATING CENTER, TRIBAL AFFAIRS CENTER, AND HISPANIC AND LATINO CENTER. THE INSTITUTE WILL USE PROVEN TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER STRATEGIES AND PRACTICES TO PROMOTE THE ADOPTION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES. METHODS WILL INCLUDE: A) SKILL-BASED TRAINING, B) TARGETED AND INTENSIVE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, C) LEARNING COLLABORATIVES, AND D) ON-LINE COURSES, TOOL-KITS, VIRTUAL MEETINGS AND TECHNOLOGY DRIVEN MODELS TO ENGAGE PROVIDERS. THE TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (T/TA) WILL ADDRESS THE CURRENT NEEDS IN THE COMMUNITY. THE INSTITUTE WILL ALSO CONVENE A REGION-WIDE, MULTI-SECTOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS TO INFORM STAFF OF REGIONAL AND STATE SPECIFIC T/TA NEEDS. THE INSTITUTE STAFF INCLUDE FORMER MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSIONERS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND, OF WHICH ONE WAS THE SYSTEMS TRANSFORMATION DIRECTOR IN DC.
$0
3/28/24
Not listed
HHS REGION 3 MHTTC_THE DANYA INSTITUTE - THE MENTAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGY CENTER (MHTTC), MANAGED BY THE DANYA INSTITUTE (THE INSTITUTE), WILL LEAD THE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES REGION 3; DELAWARE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (DC), MARYLAND, PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA, IN A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT TO STRENGTHEN AND ENHANCE THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND PRIMARY CARE WORKFORCE THAT PROVIDES PREVENTION, EARLY IDENTIFICATION, TREATMENT, AND RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS WITH MENTAL DISORDERS. THE INSTITUTE WILL PROVIDE TOOLS FOR SYSTEM CHANGE AND IMPROVEMENT THROUGH ONGOING TRAININGS AS WELL AS TARGETED AND INTENSIVE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FREE OF CHARGE. EACH YEAR, APPROXIMATELY 850 INDIVIDUALS, WITH AN ESTIMATED 6,050 OVER A FIVE-YEAR GRANT PERIOD, WILL BENEFIT FROM THESE SERVICES. AS OF JULY 2017, THERE WERE APPROXIMATELY 989,000 RESIDENTS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS; 3,423,000 ADULTS WITH MILD-MODERATE MENTAL ILLNESS, DEMONSTRATING A TOTAL OF 4,412,000 RESIDENTS IN NEED OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN REGION 3. HOWEVER, ONLY 3,727,000 RECEIVED MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, LEAVING 685,000 INDIVIDUALS UNTREATED DURING THOSE TWO YEARS. AS ANOTHER INDICATOR OF UNMET NEED, THERE ARE A TOTAL OF 127 GEOGRAPHIC MENTAL HEALTH SHORTAGE AREAS IN REGION 3, WITH 58 FOR SPECIAL POPULATIONS THAT ARE LOW-INCOME OR MEDICAID ELIGIBLE AND 69 IN AREAS WHERE THERE IS A SHORTAGE OF MENTAL HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS FOR THE ENTIRE POPULATION. THE REGION HAS ALSO BEEN OVERWHELMED BY THE NATIONAL OPIOID EPIDEMIC WHERE WEST VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ARE PART OF THE TOP FIVE STATES/REGIONS IN THE U.S. THAT HAVE THE HIGHEST INCIDENCE OF OPIOID OVERDOSES. TO ACHIEVE OUR PROPOSED MHTTC GOALS, THE INSTITUTE WILL WORK CLOSELY WITH CONSUMERS/PEERS, FAMILY MEMBERS, BEHAVIORAL AND MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS, PUBLIC HEALTH WORKERS, STATE AND COUNTY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH POLICY-MAKERS, CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES GRANT RECIPIENTS, THE SAMHSA REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR, REGIONAL AND NATIONAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTERS, RESEARCHERS, AND FAITH-BASED AND HUMAN SERVICE PROFESSIONALS IN REGION 3 THAT PROVIDE A CONTINUUM OF SERVICES SPANNING MENTAL ILLNESS PREVENTION, TREATMENT, AND RECOVERY SUPPORT. IN ADDITION, THE INSTITUTE WILL COLLABORATE WITH THE MHTTC NATIONAL COORDINATING CENTER, TRIBAL AFFAIRS CENTER, AND HISPANIC AND LATINO CENTER. THE INSTITUTE WILL USE PROVEN TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER STRATEGIES AND PRACTICES TO PROMOTE THE ADOPTION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES. METHODS WILL INCLUDE: A) SKILL-BASED TRAINING, B) TARGETED AND INTENSIVE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, C) LEARNING COLLABORATIVES, AND D) ON-LINE COURSES, TOOL-KITS, VIRTUAL MEETINGS AND TECHNOLOGY DRIVEN MODELS TO ENGAGE PROVIDERS. THE TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (T/TA) WILL ADDRESS THE CURRENT NEEDS IN THE COMMUNITY. THE INSTITUTE WILL ALSO CONVENE A REGION-WIDE, MULTI-SECTOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS TO INFORM STAFF OF REGIONAL AND STATE SPECIFIC T/TA NEEDS. THE INSTITUTE STAFF INCLUDE FORMER MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSIONERS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND, OF WHICH ONE WAS THE SYSTEMS TRANSFORMATION DIRECTOR IN DC.
$0
3/28/24