Key Takeaways
The need is urgent — and funding is possible. Here’s what higher ed leaders should know:
- Federal Outlook: Level funding continues through FY25, but FY26 could bring new opportunities. Stay nimble — agencies are shifting priorities fast.
- Grants to Watch:
- Title V (Dept. of Ed) – Mental health now supported.
- DOJ Campus Grant – Includes trauma-informed care.
- SAMHSA Suicide Prevention – Expected Spring 2026.
- Congressional Earmarks – Flexible and underused.
- Make Mental Health Visible: Embed it in broader proposals — student success, violence prevention, workforce pathways.
- No Big Grants Office? No Problem: Start early, align departments, and use your data to prove impact.
- Go Beyond Federal: Explore state grants, foundation funding, and private donors who care about student well-being.
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Higher education institutions face unprecedented challenges in securing funding, particularly for essential mental health services. Watch this webinar to hear from experts at McAllister & Quinn as they break down the current federal funding landscape, outlining key trends, identifying accessible grant opportunities, and sharing insights on building institutional capacity to enhance your chances of funding success. This webinar provides clarity amid uncertainty, equipping your institution with actionable strategies to secure critical funding.
Moderator:
- Becky Laman, Chief Strategy Officer, TimelyCare
Panelists:
- Maeve Connolly, Senior Vice President, McAllister & Quinn
- Emily Wolf, Vice President, McAllister & Quinn
