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The Maternal Health Access Project (MHAP) and Missouri Child Psychiatry Access Project (MO-CPAP) are statewide programs designed to enhance the capacity of healthcare and social services providers across Missouri to address the mental and behavioral health needs of perinatal and pediatric populations. With a shortage of psychiatrists and mental health professionals in the state, particularly for pregnant, postpartum, and pediatric individuals, these programs aim to bridge the gap between unmet need and available care. By providing healthcare and social service providers with the resources, knowledge, and support to manage mild to moderate mental health issues, MHAP and MO-CPAP increase access to essential behavioral health care.

MHAP’s Website: https://mochildwellbeing.org/mhap/

MO-CPAP’s Website: https://medicine.missouri.edu/departments/psychiatry/research/missouri-child-psychiatry-access-project