Mental Health Innovation Grant Program
Overview (PDF)
Mental Health Innovations Grant Legislative Report SFY 2019-20 (PDF)
Report overview (PDF)
Mental Health Innovation Grant Program is a new grant program intended to improve access to and the quality of community-based, outpatient mental health services and reduce the number of people admitted to regional treatment centers and community behavioral health hospitals.
These grants add and develop services and supports to Minnesota’s mental health system including:
- Short-term and critical access centers
- Collaborative efforts between crisis teams, hospitals and other services
- Transition services and care coordination
- Peer Recovery Services
Part of Minnesota’s 2017 legislative package, funds for this grant program come from revenue captured from the county share of treatment costs for people receiving care at Anoka Metro Regional Treatment Center and the Community Behavioral Health Hospitals.
Previous Grantees - 01/01/23 - 12/31/24
- Mental Health MN – $372,579.00
- Comunidades Latinas Unidas En Servicio - $300,584.00
- Ramsey County - $617,786.00
- Hennepin County - $480,793.00
- New Life Treatment Center - $674,463.00
- Somali Community Resettlement Services - $202,808.00
Active Grantees - 01/01/25 - 12/31/26
- Refractions LLC - $187,000
- NorthStar Community Services - $304,108
- New Life Treatment Center - $811,604
- Human Services Faribault & Martin Counties - $200,000
- Ramsey County - $817,406
- South Metro Human Services / Radias Health - $726,195
- SpringPath Mental Health Services / Rescare - $413,650
- Hennepin County - $800,785
- Emma Norton Services - $465,404
- Alliance Wellness Center LLC - $362,605