Premera Blue Cross Invests $3 Million to Bridge Gaps in Mental Health, Health Equity Access in Washington, Alaska
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Monday, August 15, 2022
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NAMI Alaska received $75,000 to expand their mental health work to reach underserved populations in rural and remote communities in Alaska.
Key Points:
- NAMI Alaska received $75,000 to expand their mental health work to reach underserved populations in rural and remote communities in Alaska.
- NAMI Spokane received $100,000 to implement a new mental health navigation service and decrease preventable consequences of untreated mental health conditions, such as homelessness, hospitalizations, and justice involvement.
- Somali Health Board received $150,000 to further expand mental health outreach and education in King Countys Somali community.
- Sultana New Ventures, LLC - Recover Alaska received $150,000 to support mental health workforce development in partnership with University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA).