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- - - - who is on a CAT team
      - mandate in that space
- - - - Each with a narrative, who was awardee, and what was accomplished, human difference, infographics/visuals, impact
        
        Taxonomy of different grants: display a sample the range of grant types and options
        
        Provincial Peer Network (PPN)
        
        Community Counselling Grants
        
        CATS
        
        Youth Wellness Grant
        
        Illustrate low barrier to apply and what to expect when completing a grant application
      - 4) Projects: Other inclusive stories (blog posts) about other projects, resources, and opportunities
        
        5) Encourage applications and signup of community groups aligned with mission
        
        invitation call to action
        
        Newsletter - show new grants, community groups, job postings, media
        
        ways to participate as a community group, annual reports, training
        
        CAI local leadership network: elected officials training
        
        Sector Survey: mental health substance use snapshot across BC
  - - - As an essential connector between grassroots organizations and government, we translate rich community
        insights into actionable public health frameworks that empower communities to design—and lead—their own
        solutions. This involves aligning specific local needs with provincial priorities, ensuring local voices actively shape
        MHSU resource allocation and programming.
        We’re driven by the belief that harnessing community wisdom, lived experiences, and diverse perspectives is
        essential for nurturing better public health outcomes. And that’s how we’re fostering equitable MHSU initiatives
        across B.C.—through a more collective, human-centred approach that truly serves all.