Part I
Selamu et al. (2015) establish that drug abuse and mental illness are greatly interlinked. The prevalence of stigma about mental health and substance abuse disorders often hinders the affected people from seeking mental health care. Rural areas and areas where there is a low resource allocation have limited mental healthcare services. This results in a larger financial burden in the management of the subsequent disabilities due to the lack of medical care in the early stages of the mental illness. Further, the lack of community-based rehabilitation centers leads to a higher prevalence of mental health disorders in marginalized communities. Acharya et al. (2017), report that there is limited access to culturally sensitive mental care. The provision of contextual care is limited despite great efficacy associated with this kind of care. As exhibited, there is a disconnect in the services provided by the government and non-governmental health care providers and the needs of mental healthcare in a community setting. Mental health is a leading global burden in the management of non-communicable diseases.

Part II

The funding of the grant will be got from governmental, private corporations and nongovernmental institutions that are focused on the improvement of the community and mental health. Listed below are the financial aid providers:

1. American Hospital Association honors (aha.org).

2. The Duke Endowment organization (dukeendowment.org).

3. Kerr Foundation Grants (thekerrfoundation.org).

4. Healthcare controlled networks (grants.hrsa.gov).

5. Small rural hospital improvement program (ruralhealthinfo.org).

6. Addiction treatment starts here: primary care (careinnovations.org).

7. Agency for healthcare research and quality (ahrq.gov).

8. Montana Health Foundation (mthcf.org).

9. Atea Foundation (aetna-foundation.org).

10. Substance abuse and mental health grant (samhsa.org)

Part III

Overview

The project intends to establish a community-oriented metal healthcare program. The program will involve the introduction of a mental healthcare network in the local communities. As established, there is a great relation between mental illness and drug abuse. Consequently, the management mental health services will be interlinked with the substance abuse management in a community setting to minimize the rates of substance abuse and the prevalence of mental health disorders. This will be realized through training the staff in primary care centers and institution policies for the provision of emergency care services and remote care for patients. Further, the program will enhance the funding of care and the training to improve the reach of mental health care in the community.

The project will begin with the invitation of the identified financers to offer grants for the commencement of the program activities. The target population will also be identified to establish the population requirements and the available resources to establish the inventory in skills and the deficit. The qualified staff in the primary care will then recruit and train scouts in the community. The responsibility of the scouts will be the identification of...…center. Further, the program will establish a suitable emergency service for emergency cases within the local community. This will help in clinical officers to contain emergency cases soon before the health condition escalates cause secondary health disorders. The program will also focus on the improvement of the services providers skills in the administration of healthcare. The management of these requirements makes it possible to meet the challenges associated with the creation of these services.

Budget

The inventory taken of the resources required for the execution of the program and those available in the community will determine the budgetary allocations for different communities. However, the standard requirements for the implementation of the program will be $5,000 for the training of the practitioners at the primary care centers and the scouts. The establishment of the emergency response program will necessitate better servicing of the ambulances and the remuneration of attendants which will amount to $2,000 monthly. The long-term training of the scouts will cost $3,000 per course. However, those who take these courses will be required to settle 50% of their fee simultaneously or latter.

Personnel

The key stakeholders will be leading sponsors of the project and the employees at the primary care centers. The community members will be critical in the engagement in the training programs as well as the policing of the substance abuse in their residence.