Would you like to demonstrate the impact of your service or program in the mental health and alcohol and other drugs sectors? Do you have innovative concepts that could lead to better outcomes for mental health and AOD service users?
Demonstrate leadership and break new ground
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MHCC and NADA members are invited to apply for the CMHDARN Innovation and Evaluation (I&E) grant. The I&E grant is intended to support organisations to undertake a project that focuses on innovation and/or evaluation in both the community managed/non-government mental health and alcohol and other drugs sectors
The $20,000 grant will be funded from December 2024 to December 2025
For more information, please read the APPLICATION GUIDELINES
Click here to download the APPLICATION FORM PDF APPLICATION FORM WORD DOC.
Applications close 25 October 2024
contact CMHDARN Coordinator, Katy Sam with any questions
e: info@cmhdaresearchnetwork.com.au
CMHDARN has the pleasure of announcing the latest recipient of the Innovation and Evaluation Grant of $20,000 is ICLA. The grant will allow ICLA to evaluate their Prevention and Recovery Centre model.
Congratulations to ICLA!
CMHDARN has the pleasure of announcing the latest recipient of the Innovation and Evaluation Grant of $20,000 is Glebe House. Their project, ‘Glebe House residential and outreach support evaluation’ will explore the impacts of Glebe House’s residential therapeutic alcohol and other drug recovery program and their transitional outreach support program for our clients who are in recovery from addiction and living with complex trauma, mental illness and impacts of incarceration.
Congratulations to Glebe House!
CMHDARN has the pleasure of announcing the recipient of the Innovation and Evaluation Grant 2022-2023 of $20,000 is Youth Solutions in partnership with Stride and University of Wollongong. Their project, ‘Barriers to access and engagement of young people with co-morbid substance use and mental health struggles: what are we missing?’ will engage young people with lived experience of substance use and/or mental health concerns, along with parents and carers, in considering the unique challenges in accessing care and engaging with services. The researchers are keen to engage in co-production research, and hope that this project may lead to new insights and innovations in service provision and potential community oriented solutions.
Congratulations to Youth Solutions, Stride, and University of Wollongong
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