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The Scholarships of ITMH
The Scholarships of ITMH
for those who work or live in Oregon
for those who work or live in Oregon
Infant Toddler Mental Health is fortunate to have partners that support scholarships for a single class or our whole program.
Our funders include:
The Oregon Health Authority
The Ford Family Foundation
OHA's Maternal Infant Early Childhood Home Visiting Program
Trauma Informed Oregon
This scholarship is open to all anyone working in Home Visiting or Supervising Home Visiting part or full-time. These classes do not require admission to the university.
Spring 2023
Spring 2023
SPED 410/510 Early Childhood Mental Health
3-5 year
Spring 2023
Spring 2023
SPED 487/587 Intro to Infant Toddler Mental Heath
0-3 years
Scholarships for the Graduate Certificate in Infant Toddler Mental Health for those billing Medicaid-eligible families. Individuals must commit to one year of working with Medicaid-eligible families after graduation.
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED
Learn more about Trauma Informed Oregon
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Workshops for Parent, Early Childhood Educators, and Home Visitors.
Only in-person workshops are eligible for professional development credit.
Scholarships for Rural Oregon
Scholarships for Rural Oregon
(12 scholarships)
(12 scholarships)
ITMH Graduate Certificate Program & Rural Cohort
ITMH Graduate Certificate Program & Rural Cohort
Learn more about the work of the Ford Family Foundation
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED
Full scholarships are being awarded to teams of 2-4 individuals 1) individuals from an organization, 2) individuals from a community (across organizations), or 3) individuals who work collaboratively together across communities for the ITMH Graduate Certificate, Reflective Supervision, and Mentoring.
The scholarship is designed to support an organization or community to coordinate Infant Mental Health Services in their program or community in Rural Oregon (defined as communities with populations less than 35,000 and not located adjacent to a metro area).
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED
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