BH Forum materials – September 2022
Topics: Decision-making on funded activities and funding levels (10-11:15 am); HCA FFS presentation (11:15-11:30pm)
Open Enrollment 9: Health Coverage for 2022
Open Enrollment season is upon us! New Healthplanfinder customers can begin shopping for a 2022 Qualified Health Plan (QHP) and Qualified Dental Plan (QDP) on November 1, 2021. For their coverage to start January 1, 2022, customers must select a plan by December 15, 2021.
Decolonizing Nonprofits: An interactive online workshop by Tara (Qallaq) Ramos.
Decolonizing Nonprofits is returning in November! This time, Tara will be offering two skill levels. Level 1 is for anyone who is interested and wants to know more. Level 2 is for those who already have a deep understanding of what decolonizing means and who are prepared to start integrating decolonizing themes into their work.
Toothsavers School-based Sealants Program
Summer is winding down as fall activities ramp up. Are you getting into gear for school and preparing for the school year routines? Make sure caring for your child’s oral health is one of those routines!
Sign your primary and middle-school children up for the Toothsavers Sealants program to receive sealant dental care while in school.
Community Voice, Public Policy, Uncategorized
Community Voices Council in 2021: What to Expect
In 2021, we as a group will begin having important conversations about race and equity in our region. Kurtis Robinson, our new Board Representative Co-Chair, is the current Vice-President of the NAACP and is an activist in anti-racist and destigmatizing work in Spokane. He is a highly respected and sought-after equity and anti-racist trainer. We are privileged to have his wisdom and life experience on our council as we start this journey together. We will have difficult and often challenging conversations, but as BHT likes to say, “There isn’t any growth in the comfort zone.” Learn more about what the CVC will be working on in 2021!
Anti-Racism RFP – Posted 7/31
We are releasing $1 million of our Community Resiliency Fund in a Request For Proposal process to address racism. We will prioritize awarding dollars to organizations led by and serving Black, Indigenous, and people of color.
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BH Supplemental Data Provider Support materials – updated 07/22/20
Materials from the BH Supplemental Data Provider Support webinar hosted by MCOs 12/20/19
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Spokane Collaborative Meeting Materials – July 16, 2020
Spokane Collaborative meeting materials for July 16, 2020.
Community Input Requested for Community Resiliency Fund Proposal
BHT is addressing racism as a public health crisis by distributing $1 million from our Community Resiliency Fund to model
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Behavioral Health Forum resources – July 2020
Resources & recording from the BH Forum with EWU and SFCC on workforce training opportunities.