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The Health Collaborative
The Health Collaborative is a non-profit organization that strives to positively impact health status, experience, outcomes, and affordability by fostering a connected system of healthcare and community health through innovation, integration, and informatics in the greater Cincinnati region.
Healthpath
The Healthpath foundation provided the first grant for the Resilience Leadership Training. From this grant, the program has received additional funding form other sources. The Foundation also provided a grant to build the brand items to help everyone clearly identify the Tri-State First Responder Peer Support Team.
OCJS Byrne Grant
The Resilience Leadership training received additional funding from the OCJS BJA Byrne Grant. The 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022 grants enabled eight trainings of over 500 law enforcement personnel. This training teaches leadership skills that improve performance and morale. This is mental health prevention for first responders.
Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky and Southwest Ohio
Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky and Southwest Ohio
Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky and Southwest Ohio provided grant funding for two wellness initiatives:
1. Building Peer Support in Northern Kentucky
2. Corrections Officers Gracie Survival Tactics
These programs enable the TSPST to build strong and resilient work forces.
Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act Grant
Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky and Southwest Ohio
Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act Grant
The TSPST and the City of Springdale Police Department were awarded a two year grant from 2021-2023 to build peer support and wellness in the region. This effort is driven by a full-time position working with all law enforcement departments to develop, enhance and grow peer support and wellness.
2023-2025 State of Ohio Budget Funding
Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky and Southwest Ohio
Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act Grant
The TSPST was awarded funding for two years through the State Budget process. This funding provides an opportunity for the efforts of the team to grow. We offer trainings that include: peer support development, resilience, and wellness. We offer Best Practices through monthly Clinical Consultation and clinical support after a traumatic incident. This effort is driven by a full-time position working with all first responder departments to develop, enhance and grow peer support and wellness.
Additional Funding and Donations
Additional Funding and Donations
Additional Funding and Donations
Deaconess Foundation
Blue Ash Protective Association 2023 and 2024
Cincinnati Pickleball Club
Southwest Ohio Fire Chiefs
Rendigs, Fry, Kiely and Dennis LLP
Thomas Haas Family
Memorandum of understandings (MOU)
MOUs are established between hospitals, other healthcare providers, and/or emergency response agencies to identify their agreements to collaborate, communicate, respond and support one another during a disaster or other public health emergency.
The Tri-State Peer Support Team has signed MOU's with these associations and departments:
- Hamilton County Fire Chiefs
- Clermont County Fire Chiefs
- Loveland Police Department
- Goshen Police Department
- Miami Township Police Department
- Milford Police Department
- Warren County Fire Chiefs