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Last Updated: 5/7/2013

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SAMHSA funds support and enhance the Campaign for Social Inclusion, formerly the Campaign for Mental Health Recovery (CMHR), through the development of State outreach and community-based efforts, mental health and substance use education, and social inclusion activities. Awards support State efforts to promote and expand the Campaign.

Applications for the 2013 Campaign for Social Inclusion Awards are now being accepted. Click here to learn more.

Click here to read about the 2012 Award winners and their projects.

Click here to read about the 2011 Award winners and their projects.

Click here to read about the 2010 Award winners and their projects.

Click here to read about previous awardees and their projects.

If you have questions about the Campaign, please contact the Campaign Liaison Ruth Montag at CSI-liaison@esi-dc.com.

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