708 Geneva Community Mental Health Board Meeting Minutes
The board discussed revisions to grant funding letters and application forms, including feedback on formatting and QR code integration. Procedures for reviewing grant applications were established, with board members assigned to review specific applications. Reports were provided on ACMHAI activities, including upcoming disability advocacy changes and conference information. Plans were made for a change in location for the upcoming September meeting and potential future site visits to grant applicants. Additionally, the board discussed recognition for departing members and addressed an inquiry regarding administrative costs from another mental health board.
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708 Geneva Community Mental Health Board Meeting Minutes
The board hosted a presentation from high school students representing the S.A.D.D. club regarding mental health awareness activities. The chairperson provided an update on local initiatives for Mental Health Month, including the placement of awareness ribbons and a city proclamation. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to reviewing and providing feedback on the revised 2026 grant funding application, with discussions focusing on formatting, question clarity, and grammatical improvements. The board also approved the 2026 dues payment to ACMHAI and recognized a long-serving board member for her contributions.
Apr 14, 2026·Board meeting
708 Geneva Community Mental Health Board Meeting Minutes
The board received a presentation from the Rising Lights Project regarding services provided to special needs children and adults. The Chairperson provided reports on the upcoming May Mental Health Month initiatives, including collaborations with the local library, schools, and the police department, as well as participation in the Geneva 2040 city planning focus group. The board also reviewed information regarding ACMHAI resources and legislative updates on community-supported living models. New business included the review of agency applications for the upcoming funding cycle and discussions on measuring qualitative and quantitative outcomes. Additionally, the board acknowledged the resignation of a long-standing member.
