The Center at Sierra Health Foundation, in partnership with the California Department of Health Care Services, announces the 28 newest COVID-19 Mitigation Project grantee partners. The project particularly focuses COVID-19 care for people engaged in mental health or substance use disorder care.
Mental health and/or substance use disorder care providers will expand services to provide education on COVID-19 testing, implement on-site COVID-19 testing, collaborate with community partners to prevent infectious disease transmission, expand COVID-19 response services to those connected to the behavioral health system, and support the maintenance of healthy environments.
The COVID-19 Mitigation Project is supported by the California Department of Health Care Services through the Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant and Community Mental Health Services Block Grant.
COVID-19 Mitigation Project Round Two Awarded Organizations
- Abundant Blessings, Inc., $125,000
- Alma Family Services, $375,000
- Buckelew Programs, $121,875
- Didi Hirsch Psychiatric Service, $100,268
- Downtown Women’s Center, $124,999
- Elica Health Centers, $125,000
- Fair Opportunity for Change, Inc., $123,000
- Fred Finch Youth & Family Services, $119,921
- Garfield Health Center, $124,600
- Homeless Youth Alliance, Inc., $125,000
- Hyde Street Community Services, $124,999
- Korean Community Services, $125,000
- LifeLong Medical Care, $124,951
- Marshall Medical Center, $125,000
- Northern Valley Harm Reduction, $124,999
- Peach Tree Healthcare, $124,601
- Progress House, Inc., $120,000
- Rafiki Coalition for Health and Wellness, $125,000
- San Francisco Interfaith Council, $463,314
- SBCS Corporation, $125,000
- School Health Clinics of Santa Clara County, $125,000
- Sigma Beta Xi, Inc., $125,000
- Serenity House, $124,215
- St. John’s Community Health, $124,999
- La Familia, $124,999
- The Crossroads Foundation, $120,168
- The Sidewalk Project, $250,000
- Valley Health Associates, $125,000