Grants Awarded to Integral Care

In FY23, Integral Care was awarded $3,693,616 in grant funding through a Request for Proposal process (RFP). These funds do not include funds received through Integral Care’s Interlocal Agreement. In FY2023, grant funding awarded included multiyear contracts, one-year awards, and subcontracts with collaborators in the community – to expand existing programs. These include primary care services, mental health first aid, training, housing, community-based mental health care, tenant stability, substance use treatment and more.

Grants Received

AWARD DATE	FUNDER	AMOUNT	PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
7/11/23	Blue Cross Blue Shield	$25,000	Support Successful Living for Individuals diagnosed with IDD through flexible direct client support funds for 1 year.
11/1/22	CapMetro (EF Transit Pass Program)	1875 bus passes	Provide social service agencies bus passes for unmet transit needs in our community.
4/1/23	Department of Veterans Affairs	$1,214,684	Provide emergency Low Demand transitional housing and supportive services for homeless veterans at Safe Haven for 1 year.
8/22/23	The Home Depot Foundation	$250,000	Renovations for Kensington Apartment community.
9/13/22	Religious Coalition to Assist the Homeless	$10,000	Integral Care Permanent Supportive Housing for Terrace at Oak Springs.
6/27/23	SAMHSA Assisted Outpatient Treatment Continuation	$1,000,000	Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) Grant Program for Individuals with Serious Mental Illness. Evaluate new AOT programs and identify evidence-based practices in order to reduce the incidence and duration of psychiatric hospitalization, homelessness, incarcerations, and interactions with the criminal justice system while improving the health and social outcomes of individuals with a serious mental illness. 1 year.
5/4/23	SAMHSA Clinical High Risk for Psychosis 2023-2024 Continuation	$400,00	Community Programs for Outreach and Intervention with Youth and Young Adults at Clinical High Risk for Psychosis. Year 2 award for up to 4 years.
9/21/22	SAMHSA CMHC	$2,500,000	SAMHSA’s Community Mental Health Centers funding program enables community mental health centers to support and restore the delivery of clinical services that were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and effectively address the needs of individuals with serious emotional disturbance (SED), serious mental illness (SMI), and individuals with SMI or SED and substance use disorders.
4/28/23	SAMHSA Mental Health Awareness Training 2023-2024 Continuation	$125,000	Mental Health Awareness Training (MHAT) for service providers and families of armed service personal and veterans. Year 3 Award for up to 5 years. $125K per year.
1/6/23	St. David’s Foundation	$591,932	Judge Guy Herman Center Continuation from 1/1/23-12/31/2024. Total award: $1,183,864.
10/14/22	St. David’s Foundation	$200,000	Acting as fiscal sponsor for Connxus for funding to support the work on enhancing local data sharing through capacity building for Connxus. 1 year restricted and non-recurring grant.
1/12/23	Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities	$15,000	Support Central Texas African American Family Support Conference for speakers and registration fees.
2/23/23	Texas Systems of Care	$2,000	Support middle school program for kids experiencing isolation/difficulty with mental health.
5/15/23	Texas Veteran’s Commission	$260,000	Support Community Service Assistants at Safe Haven. 1 year.

Philanthropic Funds

Integral Care relies on a combination of federal, state, and local grants and contracts to fund most of its programs. However, donations play a crucial role in addressing gaps within the system and providing additional support to enhance the overall well-being of our clients and staff. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, Integral Care raised $241,090 in FY23 to help bridge those critical gaps.

This collaborative effort ensures that our services continue to thrive and positively impact the community.Included in our donor contributions were dollars raised at our annual Bridging the Gap fundraiser. This year, we celebrated the work of our incredible staff through their heartfelt stories, raising $167,888 to support the life-changing work they do every day. These funds help meet client needs not covered by our grant funding, such as bus passes, rental deposits, cell phones, prescription medications, and therapy tools.