- Reclaiming Futures Issues Series of National Fellowship Reports
- Screening and Assessing Immigrant and Refugee Youth in School-Based Mental Health Programs
- CeaseFire Violence Interrupters Integral in Keeping Chicago's Neighborhoods Safe, Report Reveals
- Green Houses Offer Elders an Alternative
- An Overview of the Cash & Counseling Model: Executive Summary
By recognizing the critical relationships between our health and where and how we live, work, learn and play, our programs create sensible solutions that allow people to transcend the social barriers that stand in the way to better health.
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Mitigating Mental Illness in Youth and Young Adults
Through early detection, treatment and family counseling, PIER offers a means to avoid the most devastating effects of serious mental illness in young people ages 12 to 25.
Grant highlights
- Expanding a car purchasing program to increase health and well-being of low-income people in New England
- Increasing vaccination clinics at polling places and establishing Vote and Vaccinate as a routine, predictable public health practice
- Investing in youth-led social change in vulnerable communities
