The Thomas Scattergood Foundation takes pride in the projects our grants facilitate. Through the support of the Foundation, our partners are able to conduct important research and provide vital services to those in the behavioral healthcare community. Below please find examples of the work our grants have funded.

	WHYY Mental Health Journalism The Scattergood Foundation established a journalism position at WHYY, Philadelphia's public broadcasting station, dedicated to exploring issues in behavioral health. MORE DETAILS
	Scattergood Program for the Applied Ethics of Behavioral Health Founded in June 2007 through a grant from the Scattergood Foundation, the Scattergood Program for the Applied Ethics of Behavioral Health is dedicated to applied research, policy, and scholarship in all areas of behavioral health. MORE DETAILS
	City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Project The City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Project (MAP) has partnered with the Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health to integrate public art projects with social services as a form of preventive care. MORE DETAILS
	Center for Advancement of Nonviolence and Social Justice The Center for Advancement of Nonviolence and Social Justice at the Drexel University School of Public Health was founded with support from the Scattergood Foundation and seeks to reduce violence in the inner city, while developing more effective institutions for caring for traumatized people. MORE DETAILS
	Emerging Scholars Fellowship The Emerging Scholars Fellowship (Emerging Scholars) is a joint initiative through the Scattergood Foundation and Active Minds, Inc., dedicated to supporting behavioral health research by college-aged scholars. MORE DETAILS
	Patient Centered Primary Care Collaborative The PCPCC's medical home model for healthcare delivery will be expanded to include significant resources for patients and providers in behavioral healthcare, with an emphasis on primary care and prevention. MORE DETAILS
	Philadelphia Social Innovation Journal The Philadelphia Social Innovation Journal will publicize innovative non-profit work in the Philadelphia area. MORE DETAILS
	Jewish Employment and Vocational Services Happy Healthy Life Program With the support of the Scattergood Foundation and Montgomery County MRS, JEVS has implemented the Happy Healthy Life program, an evidence-based Illness Management and Recovery (IMR) model for individuals with mental illness and intellectual disabilities. MORE DETAILS
	Yearly Meeting Care and Aging Services The Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Care & Aging and the New York Yearly Meeting Aging Resources, Consultation and Help (ARCH) Program address the emotional, physical, social, financial and spiritual needs of seniors. MORE DETAILS
	Institute for Safe Families The Institute for Safe Families strives to prevent family violence and promotes the health and well-being of individuals and their communities. MORE DETAILS