Scholarship

They Take Care of Them Stipend

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Education and Menomonee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin Original Source
Award

Not specified

Deadline

Feb 01, 2026

Deadline passed
Location

United States

Applicants

individual

About This Opportunity

The They Take Care of Them program is offered by the School of Education and the Menomonee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin to students in UWM's Counseling Doctoral Program. The goal of the program is to eradicate the community's opioid crisis by increasing access to culturally appropriate and trauma-informed, co-occurring treatment (substance use and mental health). Eligible doctoral participants receive a stipend. The stipend is a subsistence allowance for students/interns/post-doctoral residents to help defray living expenses during the training experience, and are not provided as a condition of employment, or for tuition, fees, health insurance, or other costs associated with the training program.

education counseling doctoral program mental health substance use disorder opioid crisis trauma-informed care cultural competency psychology

Who Can Apply

Region
United States
Project in
United States
Applicants
individual
Organizations
academic
Priority for
indigenous

Application Details

Stages

  1. 1 single_stage

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Key Information

Award Amount
Not specified
Application Deadline
February 01, 2026 at 23:59 UTC
Deadline passed

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