89 FR 162 pgs. 67641-67643 - Notice of Supplemental Award; Pediatric Mental Health Care Access Program
Type: NOTICEVolume: 89Number: 162Pages: 67641 - 67643
Pages: 67641, 67642, 67643FR document: [FR Doc. 2024-18720 Filed 8-20-24; 8:45 am]
Agency: Health and Human Services Department
Sub Agency: Health Resources and Services Administration
Official PDF Version: PDF Version
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Health Resources and Services Administration
Notice of Supplemental Award; Pediatric Mental Health Care Access Program
AGENCY:
Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Department of Health and Human Services.
ACTION:
Notice of supplemental award.
SUMMARY:
HRSA is announcing supplemental funding to expand existing Pediatric Mental Health Care Access Program (PMHCA) activities. The recipients of the supplemental awards will enhance workforce capacity in pediatric primary care, school settings, and emergency departments to address growing behavioral health needs among children and adolescents.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Lauren Ramos, Maternal and Child Health Bureau, HRSA, at LRamos@hrsa.gov or 301-443-6091.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Intended Recipient(s) of the Awards: Fifty-four PMHCA award recipients will receive supplemental funding awards to continue to address behavioral health needs of children and adolescents. Funds are provided from the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (BSCA) (Pub. L. 117-159) and PMHCA program annual appropriations. HRSA is providing supplemental funding for all PMHCA current award recipients in a manner that will ensure that, as a result of all PMHCA funding provided over the past two fiscal years (FY), all award recipients will be offered consistent funding over a consistent timeframe.
Number of Award Recipients, Project Periods, and Amount of Non-Competitive Award Offered:
• FY 2021 and FY 2022 awards (HRSA-21-122 and HRSA-22-121) have 29 award recipients:
? FY 2021 award project period: September 30, 2021, to September 29, 2026
? FY 2022 award project period: September 30, 2022, to September 29, 2026
? $4,582,000 supplemental budget offered (U4A grant numbers). This is $158,000 for each of the 29 award recipients. The project period will be July 31, 2024, to September 29, 2025.
• FY 2023 awards (HRSA-23-081) have 25 award recipients:
? FY 2023 award project period: September 30, 2023, to September 29, 2026
? $3,950,000 supplemental budget offered (U4C grant numbers). This is $158,000 for each award recipient. Funds will be awarded on or before September 30, 2024.
• FY 2021 and FY 2022 awards (HRSA-21-122 and HRSA-22-121) have 19 award recipients:
? FY 2021 award project period: September 30, 2021, to September 29, 2026
? FY 2022 award project period: September 30, 2022, to September 29, 2026
? $4,845,000 supplemental budget offered (U4A grant numbers). This is $255,000 for each award recipient that did not receive these supplemental funds in FY 2023. The project period will be July 31, 2024, to September 29, 2025.
Supplemental funding for similar activities may be considered in future years, subject to the availability of funding for the activity and the satisfactory performance of the recipient. A statutory requirement at 42 U.S.C. 254c-19(f) (§?330M(f) of the Public Health Service Act) requires that PMHCA award recipients match federal funding with a 20 percent non-federal match.
Assistance Listing (CFDA) Number: 93.110.
Award Instrument: Supplements for Services.
Authority: 42 U.S.C. 254c-19 (§?330M of the Public Health Service Act).
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| Original Award No. (supplements will be issued on new awards) | Organization name | Supplement/increase to base for all 29 U4A PMHCA awardees |
|---|---|---|
| U4AMC45817 | My Health Resources of Tarrant County | $158,000 |
| U4AMC44236 | Government of the District of Columbia | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44241 | Kentucky Cabinet for Health & Family Services | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44256 | West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44237 | Florida Department of Health | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44247 | New Mexico Department of Health | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44240 | Indiana Family and Social Services Administration | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44246 | Republic Of Palau | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44234 | Regents of the University of California, San Francisco | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44235 | Connecticut Department of Children and Families | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44248 | Health Research, Inc | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44245 | Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44253 | Virgin Islands Department of Health Group | 158,000 |
| U4AMC45819 | University of Arkansas System | 158,000 |
| U4AMC45818 | Illinois Department of Public Health | 158,000 |
| U4AMC45815 | Commonwealth Healthcare Corporation | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44255 | Washington State Department of Health | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44250 | Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44244 | Minnesota Department of Health | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44243 | Massachusetts Department of Public Health | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44239 | Hawaii Department of Health | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44249 | Chickasaw Nation | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44254 | Vermont Agency of Human Services | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44251 | South Carolina Department of Mental Health | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44252 | Tennessee Department of Health | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44242 | Louisiana Department of Health | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44257 | Wyoming Department of Health | 158,000 |
| U4AMC44238 | Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (GA) | 158,000 |
| U4AMC45816 | FSM Department of Health and Social Affairs | 158,000 |
| Award No. | Organization name | Proposed supplement/increase to base for all 25 U4C PMHCA awardees |
|---|---|---|
| U4CMC32321 | Michigan Department of Health and Human Services | $158,000 |
| U4CMC49928 | Department of Public Health & Social Services (Guam) | 158,000 |
| U4CMC49929 | Executive Office of the Governor of Delaware | 158,000 |
| U4CMC32323 | Alaska Department of Health and Social Services | 158,000 |
| U4CMC32320 | Virginia Department of Health | 158,000 |
| U4CMC32911 | Kansas Department of Health and Environment | 158,000 |
| U4CMC49933 | University of South Dakota | 158,000 |
| U4CMC49944 | University of Utah | 158,000 |
| U4CMC32312 | Alabama Department of Mental Health | 158,000 |
| U4CMC49931 | Ohio Department of Health | 158,000 |
| U4CMC32329 | Iowa Department of Public Health | 158,000 |
| U4CMC32316 | New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services | 158,000 |
| U4CMC32912 | Maine Department of Health and Human Services | 158,000 |
| U4CMC49927 | Board of Regents of Nevada | 158,000 |
| U4CMC49932 | University of Maryland, Baltimore | 158,000 |
| U4CMC32314 | Mississippi Department of Mental Health | 158,000 |
| U4CMC32322 | Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services | 158,000 |
| U4CMC32326 | Missouri Department of Mental Health | 158,000 |
| U4CMC49930 | North Dakota Department of Human Services | 158,000 |
| U4CMC32327 | Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment | 158,000 |
| U4CMC32319 | Rhode Island Department of Health | 158,000 |
| U4CMC32324 | Wisconsin Department of Health Services | 158,000 |
| U4CMC32317 | New Jersey Department of Health | 158,000 |
| U4CMC32328 | Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services | 158,000 |
| U4CMC32315 | North Carolina Department of Health & Human Services | 158,000 |
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| Original award No. (supplements will be issued on new awards issued in the first action) | Organization name | Supplement/ increase to base for 19 U4A PMHCA awardees |
|---|---|---|
| U4AMC45817 | My Health Resources of Tarrant County | $255,000 |
| U4AMC44241 | Kentucky Cabinet for Health & Family Services | 255,000 |
| U4AMC44256 | West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources | 255,000 |
| U4AMC44247 | New Mexico Department of Health | 255,000 |
| U4AMC44240 | Indiana Family and Social Services Administration | 255,000 |
| U4AMC44246 | Republic Of Palau | 255,000 |
| U4AMC44245 | Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians | 255,000 |
| U4AMC44253 | Virgin Islands Department of Health Group | 255,000 |
| U4AMC45818 | Illinois Department of Public Health | 255,000 |
| U4AMC45815 | Commonwealth Healthcare Corporation | 255,000 |
| U4AMC44250 | Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services | 255,000 |
| U4AMC44244 | Minnesota Department of Health | 255,000 |
| U4AMC44249 | Chickasaw Nation | 255,000 |
| U4AMC44254 | Vermont Agency of Human Services | 255,000 |
| U4AMC44251 | South Carolina Department of Mental Health | 255,000 |
| U4AMC44252 | Tennessee Department of Health | 255,000 |
| U4AMC44242 | Louisiana Department of Health | 255,000 |
| U4AMC44257 | Wyoming Department of Health | 255,000 |
| U4AMC45816 | FSM Department of Health and Social Affairs | 255,000 |
Justification: HRSA is issuing non-competitive supplemental funds in FY 2024 for all PMHCA award recipients to continue to address behavioral health needs among children and adolescents. HRSA will offer supplemental funding for all 54 PMHCA current award recipients in a manner that will ensure that, as a result of all PMHCA funding provided over the past two fiscal years, all award recipients will be offered consistent funding over a consistent timeframe. If PMHCA current award recipients decline supplemental funding, that declined funding will be distributed among remaining recipients as allowable. Supplemental funding will be awarded through three consecutive actions:
• First Action: Offer supplemental funding of $158,000 to 29 PMHCA recipients who will then be tracked with new U4A grant numbers; these award recipients will continue to be tracked separately for their ARP (Pub. L. 117-2) funding.
• Second Action: Offer supplemental funding of $158,000 to 25 PMHCA recipients who are already tracked with U4C grant numbers.
• Third Action: Offer supplemental funding of $255,000 to the 19 PMHCA recipients that did not receive these supplemental funds in FY 2023, who are tracked under the new U4A grant numbers issued in the First Action.
PMHCA program award recipients will continue to expand the reach and capacity of PMHCA programs started in FY 2022 to provide training and tele-consult support to pediatric primary care providers as well as to providers in other settings, including emergency departments and educational agencies and schools.
The above activities are within the original scope of the PMHCA program (HRSA-23-081, HRSA-22-121, and HRSA-21-122).
Carole Johnson,
Administrator.
[FR Doc. 2024-18720 Filed 8-20-24; 8:45 am]
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