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Funding Available for Mental Health Initiatives in El Paso Area

KVIA••Hillary Floren
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The Paso del Norte Health Foundation (PdNHF) is inviting organizations to submit letters of intent for funding opportunities aimed at mental health and emotional well-being programs. Applications are open until April 7th, focusing on evidence-based initiatives that address gaps in mental health and substance use systems. The foundation prioritizes programs that foster collaboration among stakeholders and work to reduce stigma associated with mental health conditions. Organizations must ensure their proposals are not funded by other sources. This initiative is crucial for enhancing mental health support in the borderland region.

Key Details: • Application deadline: April 7th • Visit the Paso del Norte Health Foundation website for application details • Programs must not be funded by other sources, including government support

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