The Commission for Behavioral Health (CBH) is releasing a Request for Application (RFA) to award up to $20 million in grants to selected applicants to support community-led, real-world innovations – solutions (projects) that are ready to be implemented, scaled, and sustained by, or in support of, county behavioral health departments.
For the purposes of funding applications under the IPF, “innovation” is defined as a new or adapted/expanded approach to solving persistent problems in California’s behavioral health system – especially those that relate to equity, access, workforce expansions, service fragmentation, and quality enhancement. Innovation may include ideas from other sectors or geographies, adaptation of promising practices, or bold new models co-created with people with lived experience. At its core, innovation is about transforming how care is delivered – with impact, equity, and dignity.
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RFA IPF-001 – EXHIBIT D – Budget and Narrative
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