Grant Funding Project Solutions

     With 13 years' experience and nearly 40 million in funds secured, Benegent Health's Founder, Deborah Woodard is an expert in seeking opportunities and grant funds for Behavioral Health, Social and Community-Based service initiatives. Grant dollars are highly competitive meaning the best project writers win. Funding is available to For-Profit and Non-Profit businesses with a passion for socially based objectives that improve care for individuals and communities. Networking and positioning can give your agency an edge by creating opportunities where none had existed. We help you find grants and seek opportunity to grow business.

Our Services- As a full service grant consultant and project manager, we both write and help you manage your grant for the life of the grant as a package. This service helps you to be most successful with using your funding to build wealth and business opportunity that is sustainable beyond the grant period. In many cases, a large portion of the fees can be written into the grant through subcontracting creating a win/win situation. 

     Grants present great opportunities to expand business however they also require an expectation for success, reporting, and deliverables. Subcontracting professional services within the grant budget is a good way to pay for assistance through the life of the grant with no out of pocket expense. There are two key roles suited that are generally accepted: 

                           Infrastructure Development and Data Collection/Reporting. 

     An Infrastructure Developer works to develop and expand the grant objectives and potential through individual agency guidance and community networking that targets gain in business growth, wealth, additional opportunities, long term sustainability, and future related funding.  In this role, continuous guidance, service, and action is given to make the most gain from the grant over the grant lifetime. Grant Project Development.

     The role of Data Collection/Reporting is a continuous service to the grant project responsible for tracking and measuring required outcomes, development of outcome measures that will support future funding, and preparing timely reports for the fund source. 

     Knowledge is invaluable. Co-Authored Grant Services means writing a grant together in the form of experiential learning with guidance in a live project. Grant writing is best when it's a co-authored collaboration that results in your agency learning in the process. Learn how to grow wealth, improve business, get the most from your funding and, pay for ordinary expenses that help drive initiatives forward. Experiential Learning for Grants. Proof Reading and Writing Guidance, Grant Education.  

                                                 Grant and Funding Award Accomplishments      

                                                                  History to date 09/16/2023                

                                                                   Total Awards $39,943,341 

• Regional   Behavioral Health Authority - Donation for building improvements $350,000 
• City of Phoenix, Homeless Street Outreach Program 5-year project $886,430                                                                                             
• Regional  Behavioral Health Authority, Permanent Supported Housing Program $4,860,000   
• Regional  Behavioral Health Authority, Criminal Justice Engagement Team $1,739,365    
• City of Phoenix, HOPWA and CBDG, Housing Rehabilitation Project  $616,662     
• Regional   Behavioral Health Authority,  Permanent Supported Housing  $2,840,625   
• City of Phoenix, HOPWA Housing, Job Development, and Eviction Prevention $4,966,485      
• Maricopa County Correctional Health Jail In-Reach Program  $654,774  
• City of Phoenix, Renew and Expand of HOPWA Housing/ Job Development $12,500,000   
• Regional  Behavioral Health Authority, State Opioid Response Grant  $1,600,000      
• SAMHSA Comprehensive Opioid Recovery Center  $3,396,000     
• Regional   Behavioral Health Authority, Mental Health Block Grant CJET $520,000    
• City of Phoenix, CBDG Funding, Court Liaison Program  $226,000    
• City of Phoenix, ESG Funding, Homeless   Street Outreach  $500,000    
• SAMHSA  MAT PDOA, Jail and MAT Treatment Navigation Project $1,572,000    
• Regional  Behavioral Health Authority, APRA Eviction Prevention $136,000     
• City of Phoenix, Heat Relief Small Grant  $25,000