Fiscal Year 2022 Operating Grants

1 Fiscal Year 2022. Operating Grants State of Alaska Department of Health and Social Services State of Alaska Department of Health and Social Services Fiscal Year 2022 Operating Grants Mike Dunleavy Governor Adam Crum Commissioner Introduction T. his publication provides detailed information on the Operating Grants awarded by the Department of Health and Social Services in Fiscal Year 2022. Through these grant programs , the department partners with approximately 203 agencies across the state to provide a variety of health and social services to promote and protect the health and well-being of Alaskans. In Fiscal Year 2022, the department awarded over $150 million through Grants and manages over 520 Operating Grants . Unfortunately, not all grant awards have been executed at the time of this publication due to the outage to our grant system servers earlier this year. Grant staff and grantees had to pivot to process items outside of the grant system causing longer processing times, backlogs, and inevitable delays.

2 This grant book captures only those grant awards that have been executed by the end of December 2021. As part of the State's response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, approximately $ million in Federal Funding was awarded to grantees under several different programs spread across all Divisions. Details provided for each grant program include a brief narrative, Results Based Budgeting Framework, grantee name, service area, fund source and award amount. Included in this publication, is a DHSS Services Regions map providing a graphic description of the regions adopted by the department, which helps assess distribution of services and resources across the state. Lastly, an Election District report is included to delineate grant services provided in each election district. Grant programs are managed collaboratively with each of the department's divisions and Finance Management Services, Grants Section.

3 We welcome your suggestions regarding the Department's response to the needs of Alaskans and how we can improve our services through our grant programs . Amy Burke, Chief Grants and Contracts Table of Contents Office of Children's 76. Adoption and Guardianship Home Studies Behavioral for Resource 76. Adult Rural Peer Children's Advocacy 78. Alcohol Safety Action Program (Adult and Juvenile)..6 Circles of 82. ASAM Level Residential SUD 10 Emergency Shelter Services for 84. Bethel Community Service Patrol and Sobering 12 Family Contact 86. Comprehensive Behavioral Health Prevention and Family First Prevention Services by Tribal Early Intervention 14 Title IV-E 88. Comprehensive Behavioral Health Treatment and Family 92. 18 Mentorship for Independent 94. Emergency Grants to Address Mental Health and Post Adoption and Guardianship 96. Substance Use Disorders During 28 Resource Family 98. First Episode 32 Statewide Coordination of Parenting and Permanent Supportive Housing- 34 Prevention Permanent Supportive Housing- 36.

4 Pregnant and Parenting Women SUD 38 Public Recidivism 40 Alaska Food Coalition ..102. Residential Care for Children and 42 Child Care Assistance ..104. Residential Care for Children and Youth Training .. 44 Child Care Rural Human Service 46 Child Care Resource and Rural Recovery 50 Commodity Supplemental Food ..110. State Opioid Response: Peer Support 52 Native Employment Work State Opioid Response: Recovery 54 Native Family Assistance ..116. Supported 56 Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Therapeutic 58 Women, Infants and Children (WIC)..118. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Finance and Management 60 Transportation Community Initiative Matching 60. Human Services Community Matching 66 Public Anchorage Project Juvenile 68 Community Health Centers Senior Access Federal Formula Non-Secure Attendant Care Shelter .. 68 COVID Healthy and Equitable Formula Title II Grant 70 Emergency Medical Supervision of Temporary Secure Juvenile 72 EMS Mobile Integrated Healthcare: Assistance to Youth Courts/Community 74 Decrease Hospital HIV HIV/AIDS DHSS Service Regions Parent Parents as Election District Positive Youth Development Afterschool Election District Reports Table of Public Health Emergency Public Health Restore Hope in Linkage to Care Teen and Unintended Pregnancy Title X Clinical Family Planning Tobacco Prevention and Control (Community Based Grants ).

5 156. Youth Pregnancy and Violence Prevention Senior and Disabilities Adult Day Aging and Disability Resource Alaska State School for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Student Life Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders - Education and Support Behavioral Risk Centers for Independent Deaf Developmental Disabilities Resource Early Intervention/Infant Learning Health Promotion & Disease Medicare Counseling and National Family Caregiver Support ..186. Nutrition, Transportation and Support Protection and Senior In-Home Senior Residential Traumatic and Acquired Brain Behavioral Health Adult Rural Peer Support Granting Authority: 7 AAC 78 - Grant programs , AS The Community Mental Health Services Act; and AS , Uniform Alcoholism and Treatment Act. Description of Services: Support existing organizations seeking to expand into rural areas, or to allow for community mental health centers in rural areas to add peer support to their existing service delivery system, or maintain peer support organizations developed through the Beneficiary Project Initiative.

6 The intent is to promote growth and institutionalization of peer support in behavioral health systems outside Anchorage, Juneau, and Fairbanks areas. The Division anticipates the following outcomes: increased number of peer support organizations actively serving members/individuals in rural communities and improved client quality of life outcomes for individuals engaged in peer support services. Assessment of Need: Peer support is a recognized best practice in behavioral health. Individuals who have completed treatment or are successfully managing their recovery are often very successful in engaging and supporting their peers in the recovery process. Having trained peer support workers in rural areas would help alleviate the workforce issues faced by rural areas in the recruitment and retention of qualified behavioral health staff from other areas. These positions would also provide local, meaningful employment for peers, an important component of recovery.

7 Service Delivery Area: Statewide other than Anchorage, Juneau and Fairbanks. RBB Framework: Department Priorities 1 Health & Wellness Across the Life Span Department Core Services Protect and Promote the Health of Alaskans 4 DHSS FY 2022 Operating Grants Behavioral Health Adult Rural Peer Support Grantee Service Area(s) DHSS Region(s) Election District(s) Fund Source Amount Akeela, Inc. Ketchikan, Southeast Region Southeast 35, 36, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36 GF/MH $76, Grant Award 602-200-22001 Total: $76, City of Valdez Valdez Southcentral 9 GF/MH $51, Grant Award 602-200-22002 Total: $51, Ionia, Inc. Kasilof, Kenai Peninsula, Southcentral, Southeast 31, 35, 36, 29, 30, 31, 32 GF/MH $82, Ketchikan Grant Award 602-200-22003 Total: $82, Program Total: $209, 5 DHSS FY 2022 Operating Grants Behavioral Health Behavioral Health Alcohol Safety Action Program (Adult and Juvenile). Granting Authority: 7 AAC 78 - Grant programs , AS Uniform Alcoholism and Intoxication Treatment Act.

8 Description of Services: The Alcohol Safety Action Program services are intended for adult and juvenile clients who have a current or pending misdemeanor criminal case with the Alaska Court System for driving while intoxicated and/or other alcohol and drug related misdemeanor cases. Services provide case management and accountability to clients by: 1) screening criminal cases referred from the district court into drinker classification categories and; 2) managing misdemeanor alcohol offender cases to ensure their required substance abuse education or treatment program are completed, as prescribed by the courts. Assessment of Need: The Alcohol Safety Action Program is an integral part of the Alaska Court System and the Behavioral Health continuum of care, providing invaluable and necessary substance abuse services in all major communities throughout Alaska. Maintaining our current Alcohol Safety Action Program system of service in our major Alaskan communities is vital to our goal of reducing alcohol use, abuse and dependency across our state.

9 Service Delivery Area: Service areas include Juneau, Ketchikan, Kodiak, Fairbanks, Dillingham, Copper River, Bethel, Palmer/Wasilla, Anchorage, Kenai/Homer, Seward, Nome, Kotzebue, and Barrow. RBB Framework: Department Priorities 1 Health & Wellness Across the Life Span Department Core Services Protect and Promote the Health of Alaskans 6 DHSS FY 2022 Operating Grants Behavioral Health Alcohol Safety Action Program (Adult and Juvenile). Grantee Service Area(s) DHSS Region(s) Election District(s) Fund Source Amount Akeela, Inc. Kasilof, Kenai, Kenai Peninsula, Southcentral 30, 31, 29, 30, 31, 32 GF/MH $150, Soldotna Grant Award 602-201-22001 Total: $150, Akeela, Inc. Southeast Region Southeast 32, 33, 34, 35, 36 GF/MH $110, Grant Award 602-201-22002 Total: $110, Alaska Family Services Inc. Butte, Chickaloon, Chugiak, Anchorage, Southcentral 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 6 Alchl/Drug $60, Copper River, Fishhook, Houston, Gen Fund Prog $150, Palmer, Trapper Creek, Valdez, Rcpts Wasilla, Willow Grant Award 602-201-22003 Total: $210, Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation Bristol Bay Bristol Bay/Kodiak 37 Alchl/Drug $60, Grant Award 602-201-22004 Total: $60, Fairbanks Native Association Fairbanks Interior 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Fed Rcpts $150, Grant Award 602-201-22005 Total: $150, JAMHI Health & Wellness, Inc.

10 Juneau Southeast 32, 33, 34, 35 GF/MH $147, former NCADD. Grant Award 602-201-22006 Total: $147, Maniilaq Association Kotzebue/Norton Sound Region, Kotzebue/Norton Sound 40 Fed Rcpts $60, Northwest Arctic Grant Award 602-201-22007 Total: $60, Nome Community Center, Inc. Nome, Nome US Census Area Kotzebue/Norton Sound 39 Alchl/Drug $60, Grant Award 602-201-22008 Total: $60, Providence Health & Services - Kodiak Bristol Bay/Kodiak 32 Alchl/Drug $110, Washington DBA Kodiak Grant Award 602-201-22009 Total: $110, SeaView Community Services Seward Southcentral 29 Fed Rcpts $60, Grant Award 602-201-22010 Total: $60, 7 DHSS FY 2022 Operating Grants Behavioral Health Alcohol Safety Action Program (Adult and Juvenile). Grantee Service Area(s) DHSS Region(s) Election District(s) Fund Source Amount Tundra Women's Coalition Bethel Yukon/Kuskokwim 38 Alchl/Drug $60, Grant Award 602-201-22011 Total: $60, Volunteers of America Alaska Anchorage Anchorage 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, Fed Rcpts $150, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28.