INVESTING IN WELLNESS

Now Recruiting Urban Indian Organizations (UIOs)

Apply Now to Receive One-on-One Technical Assistance to Strengthen Your Behavioral Health Financing Strategies

UIOs are invited to participate in a Targeted Technical Assistance Opportunity to build capacity and strengthen sustainable financing for behavioral health services.

Behavioral health funding challenges continue to impact Indian Country, putting essential services at risk. In 2024, NCUIH developed the Investing in Wellness: Financing Strategies for Behavioral Health in Indian Country Toolkit to help UIOs identify sustainable solutions. Now, we’re offering one-on-one technical assistance to put these strategies to action.

Focus Areas Include:

Enhancing Behavioral Health Care Access Through Optimizing Medicaid Reimbursement
Traditional Healing as a Financially Sustainable Strategy for Improving Behavioral Health
Cultivating Funding Opportunities for Behavioral Health Programming
Investing in Prevention, Crisis Care, and Integrated Services
Strategies to Build, Expand, and Sustain Behavioral Health Workforce

Participating UIOs Will Receive:

Individualized Technical Assistance
$1000 Stipend to Support Your Organizations TA Needs and Participation
A Platform to Spotlight and Share Your Work Nationally

Commitment Includes:

Virtual Orientation and Ongoing Support
Onsite Technical Assistance Visit as needed
Project Touchpoints with our TA Team

Apply by August 15! Space is Limited!

For more information, contact Lyz Best at lbest@ncuih.org.

Apply Now

Support for this toolkit was provided by The Pew Charitable Trusts. The views expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Pew Charitable Trusts.

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Investing in Wellness: Financing Behavioral Health Toolkit

We are excited to present our “Investing in Wellness: Financing Behavioral Health” toolkit! This toolkit provides key information and resources to develop applicable and practical financing strategies for Indian Health Care Providers to strengthen access to prevention, treatment, and recovery services for Indian Health Service beneficiaries. Discover valuable insights and resources to enhance behavioral health programming and initiatives through sustainable financing opportunities for American Indian and Alaska Native communities.