Aspire is one of 15 Indiana community mental health centers to receive a grant from the state for mental health and recovery, according to a June 18 news release. The grant cycle totals $76 million from the Indiana Family and Social Service Administration’s Division of Mental Health and Addiction.
Aspire will use the funding to open a CSU that will provide stabilization services for Indiana residents who need emergency care for mental illness or substance use disorder. CSUs provide community-based, short-term options that relieve emergency response infrastructure, the release said.
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