REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS

AHP manages significant initiatives in the areas of mental health, substance abuse, co-occurring disorders, workforce development, homelessness and housing, employment program development, domestic violence and trauma, and criminal justice, and eHealth.  These projects help improve performance and provide the most current information to the field about effective programs and system development to better serve vulnerable populations.  AHP clients include Federal, State and local government agencies, community-based providers, health organizations, and governments internationally (please click here to see list of AHP clients).

Please click on the links below for information on the following projects:

Research and Evaluation | Technical Assistance and Training
System and Program Development | Resource Development and Dissemination

Research and Evaluation

• Addictions Treatment for Homeless: Families Living Together (FLT) Evaluation
• Addictions Treatment for Homeless: Project Genesis Evaluation
• AIDS Council of Northeastern New York
• Alaska COSIG Evaluation
• Assertive Adolescent Treatment: The SAFE Project
• Consumer-Driven Recovery in Transition: Evaluation of Demonstration Programs
• Child Traumatic Stress Initiative
• ClearView Sherman Street Empowerment Project Evaluation
• Co-Occurring Disorders Research Study
• Co-Occurring Disorders Tracking in Maine
• Effective Adolescent Treatment: Live SMART Evaluation
• Elder Abuse Research Study
• Health Choice Network Evaluation
• Homeless Families Initiative
• Human Trafficking Victims Study
• Creating Lasting Family Connections Evaluation
• National COSIG Evaluation
• Oklahoma TSIG Evaluation
• Project WAVE Evaluation
• Residential Outcomes Monitoring System
• Rural Health Research Study
• Rural Faith-based Domestic Violence Program Evaluation
• Supported Housing Initiative
• TASC Mentally Ill Offender Program
• Violence and Victimization: Research Implications

Technical Assistance and Training

• Behavioral Health Workforce Development Initiative
• Co-Occurring and Homeless Activities Branch (CHAB) Grantees TA
• Chronic Homelessness Employment TA (CHETA) Center
• Community Care Recovery Institute
• Community Development TA: Ending Chronic Homelessness
• Disability Navigator Training
• Domestic Violence Training for Probation and Parole Officers
• Evidence-based Resource Kits
• Integrating Florida Mental Health and Housing Services
• Involuntary Treatment: Washington State System Transformation Initiative
• Mental Health TSIG TA Broker/Advisor
• New Freedom Initiative (NFI)
• OPR/HRSA Grantee TA and Support
• PATH
• PATH Site Visits
• Policy Academies
• State Mental Health Transformation Policy Agendas
• Stepping Up
• Treatment Improvement Exchange (TIE)

System and Program Development

• Alternatives to Incarceration in Bermuda
• Bournewood Health Systems - Transforming a Traditional Hospital
• Building the Capacity of the St. Maarten Human and Behavioral Health System
• Electronic Health Records
• Linking Homeless Assistance and Workforce Development
• Re-engineering Business Processes
• Strategic Planning for the Broward Partnership for the Homeless

Resource Development and Dissemination

• Blueprint for Services to End Homelessness
• Community Integration for Older Adults with Mental Illnesses
• Domestic Violence Firearms Prohibitions
• Evidence-Based Practices in Responding to Domestic Violence Cases
• Inside/Outside: Building a Meaningful Life After the Hospital
• Mental Health Program Financing
• MISSION Program for Veterans with Co-Occurring Disorders
• National Conference on Alternative IRB Models: Optimizing Human Protection
• Overcoming Barriers to Community Integration for People with Mental Illness
• Overcoming Barriers to Serving our Children in the Community
• Report to Congress on Co-Occurring Disorders
• Report to Congress on Violence Against Women
• Transportation Issues and Approaches
• Trends in State Mental Health Planning and Advisory Councils 2006: Fulfilling the Potential
• Trends in Mental Health System Transformation: The States Respond 2005
• Trends in Mental Health Transformation
• Work as a Priority: A GuideBook

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