The Clearinghouse also has numerous outside resources available on topics related to mental health. From websites and guides to help consumers navigate the mental health system, to the latest research on consumer-driven services and systems transformation, our library can help you find the information you need.
Use the categories below to help direct your search, or see what we've added lately in the Recently Posted Resources. You can also call us at 1-800-553-4539 or email for more information on any of these topics. Our technical assistance staff can help you find what you're looking for if you don't see it here
Here is a template for a letter to help you request funding to attend Alternatives 2014. We also urge you to check out the Funding Suggestions page on the Alternatives 2014 website, which is available by clicking here. In addition, the deadline to apply for a SAMHSA scholarship to attend the conference is available by clicking here.
"The purpose of the Community Tool Box is to build capacity for this work—to make it easier for people to bring about change and improvement in their communities. The Community Tool Box connects people with resources for learning the many skills required for this work and applying this knowledge in diverse cultures and contexts.
Development of the Community Tool Box has been ongoing since 1994, and is a public service of the University of Kansas. The Community Tool Box is developed and managed by the Work Group for Community Health and Development at the University of Kansas, and partners nationally and internationally."
A technical assistance guide for peer-run organizations, published by The National Consumer Supporter Technical Assistance Center (NCSTAC).
http://www.ncstac.org/NCSTAC-A_Guide_to_Funding_and_Financial_Management.pdf
The Foundation Center's website compiles information for individuals seeking funding and grants to start nonprofit organizations. This resource list contains information for people with disabilities seeking to start organizations as well as resources for organizations that serve those with disabilities.
http://foundationcenter.org/getstarted/topical/disabilities.html
Technical assistance guide on fundraising basics, published by NCSTAC.
http://www.ncstac.org/content/materials/FundraisingBasics.pdf
The Grantsmanship Center offers resources for grant writers such as: training, funding source directories, and basic grant writing information.
Guide by Marc Green for the Grantsmanship Center, 2001.
Collection of information from The Free Management Library Online on all topics related to fundraising and grant writing for nonprofit organizations.
Website of the Foundation Center, which is dedicated to furthering philanthropy worldwide. It is useful for locating funding, extensive information on fundraising and grant writing, and many other resources essential to establishing and sustaining nonprofits.
The Grants Information Collection, located in Memorial Library at the University of Wisconsin-Madison; a collection of print and electronic materials that is open to the public. Includes information on locating grants for nonprofits & academic research, as well as nonprofit management and grant proposal writing information.
Fundraising/grant writing
