CURRENT GRANTEE PARTNERS

United Women of East African Support Team, (Video)
San Diego, California
Populations of focus: East African Boys and Men ages 16- 25 years of age from refugee and immigrant backgrounds and who are dealing with issues of mental health and substance abuse.

Kokua Kalihi Valley, (Video)
Honolulu, Hawai’i
Populations of focus: Asian, Pacific Islander, and Native Hawaiian with a sprinkle of African-American, working class youth.  From 8-24 years old, living in Kalihi and the housing projects. All are low-income and mostly from the Compact of Free association (COFA) countries.

Farmington Valley Health District,
Canton, Connecticut
Populations of focus: Students, veterans and their families.

Sinai Health System, (Video 1) (Video 2)
Chicago, Illinois
Populations of focus: African­ American and Latino men and boys in the communities of North Lawndale, South Lawndale, and Chicago Lawn.

Southern Plains Tribal Health,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Populations of focus: American Indian men and boys with a special focus on students participating in the Hope Squad program in Anadarko Public Schools in Anadarko, Oklahoma, an area with a large American Indian population and hard hit by youth suicides. ​
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PAST GRANTEES & COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE

New Mexico Department of Health, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Boston Local Initiatives Support Corporation, Boston, Massachusetts
Hope Health Inc., Florence, South Carolina

Nebraska Association of Local Health Directors (NALHD), Lincoln, Nebraska
New Orleans Health Department, New Orleans, Louisiana
​​Tacoma Pierce County Health Department, Tacoma, Washington​

Houston Health Department, Houston, Texas
Kankakee Community College, ​(Video), Kankakee, Illinois
University of the Pacific, Stockton, California