Utah Administrative Code (Current through November 1, 2019) |
R523. Human Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health |
R523-19. Community Mental Health Crisis and Suicide Prevention Training Grant Standards |
R523-19-1. Authority |
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(1) This rule establishes procedures and standards for administration of substance use disorder and mental health services as granted by Section 62A-15-115. |
R523-19-2. Purpose |
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(1) This rule is designed to create requirements and process for qualifying for a grant and for the community to apply for a grant. |
R523-19-3. Intent |
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(1) To create requirements and a process for communities to qualify for a grant that will allow them to provide specific training on mental health crises and suicide prevention. |
R523-19-4. Activities Qualifying for the Community Mental Health Crisis and Suicide Prevention Training Grant |
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(1) The following are activates that are allowable under these grants: (a) Evidence/research-based strategies surrounding suicide prevention, specifically suicide prevention skill-based trainings; (b) Community outreach and mobilization activities including partnership recruitment for participation in local coalitions; (c) Activities aimed at increasing partnerships to link individuals into supportive services including health and behavioral healthcare services; and (d) Evidence-based suicide prevention strategies and trainings targeted at high-risk populations. |
R523-19-5. Grant Application Process |
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(1) Individual and family services community organizations and Local Mental Health Authorities wishing to apply for funds to initiate a Community Mental Health Crisis and Suicide Prevention Training Program, shall respond to a Request for Proposal process that shall be developed by the Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health. (2) Individual grants shall not exceed $50,000. (3) Grants shall be available to all interested organizations until all available funds are awarded. |