Jefferson County residents facing financial challenges will benefit from a two-year, $300,000 grant awarded by the Jefferson County Community Mental Health Fund Board. This funding, administered by Jefferson Franklin Community Action Corporation (JFCAC), will expand programs that improve community services, behavioral health access, and transportation for those in need.
• Community Services - $10,000 will help fund crisis prevention programs for low-income residents, supporting access to necessities like housing and telehealth services.
• Behavioral Health - $100,000 will enhance mental health resources, providing increased accessed to counseling, crisis intervention, and support services.
• EZMO Transportation - $190,000 will strengthen transportation services for low-income residents without reliable transportation to access basic needs such as medical, employment, education, and food.
This grant will create meaningful change by helping families and individuals live healthier, more independent lives. Over the next two years, these funds will expand access to resources that help Jefferson County residents thrive.
For more information about these programs, how to qualify, or to get connected, please use the contact details below:
• Community Services: Call: 636-789-2686, option 4, [email protected]
• Behavioral Health: Call: 636-789-2686, option 7, Complete an inquiry form: jfcac.org/behavioralhealth
• EZMO Transportation: Call: 877-743-3966
For general program details, visit www.jfcac.org