Behavioral Health Services is seeking new members for its three advisory groups. Members of these dynamic groups help drive funding priorities for the Impact Fund Grant Program, act as liaisons within the community, attend monthly meetings, and provide critical input.
Grant awards for the 2022 Behavioral Health Services Impact Fund Grant Program, including the Gary A. Darling Award, were approved today by the Board of Larimer County Commissioners during their Administrative Matters meeting.
Larimer County Behavioral Health Services and SummitStone Health Partners, the contracted care provider, are offering monthly, virtual Lunch-And-Learn presentations to share information about the new facility and answer questions.
The Family Center/La Familia received funding from the Larimer County Behavioral Health Services (BHS) Impact Fund Grant Program for a multi-faceted effort to reduce stigma and raise awareness around mental health among Latinx community members.
We are pleased to share the 2021 Annual Report for Behavioral Health Services. Flip through the pages and learn more about what our department has been working on to support the behavioral health of our community.
In 2021 Every Child Pediatrics was awarded a BHS Impact Fund grant to help create a permanent School-Based Health Center (SBHC) inside Lincoln Middle School and support ongoing and expanded behavioral/mental health services for at-risk youth at both Centennial High School and the new location.
