CSB reports suicide-prevention grant award and multiple SAMHSA applications
Summary
Minutes show Cayuga County's behavioral-health collaborative was awarded an OMH Suicide Prevention Grant and staff have applied for two SAMHSA grants (Zero Suicide and Adult Suicide Prevention) as part of ongoing suicide-prevention efforts.
The board's director reported that the Cayuga County Collaborative Mental Health Center (CCCMHC) received an Office of Mental Health (OMH) Suicide Prevention Grant and has applied for additional federal grants.
The minutes state: "CCCMHC awarded OMH Suicide Prevention Grant; applied for SAMHSA Zero Suicide Grant & SAMHSA Adult Suicide Prevention Grant." The record does not include award amounts, term lengths or implementation details. Board members noted grant activity while also discussing needs-assessment priorities that may be addressed with grant funds.
Board staff will likely follow up with more detailed grant proposals and implementation plans; the minutes do not record specific deadlines or reporting expectations tied to the applications.
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