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Grant Funding For Community-Based Healthcare Services
Managed Care Information Center, April 2003, Pages: 96
As healthcare services continue the out-of-hospital transition to community-based programs and initiatives, funders are shifting their dollars and grants priorities to support these new initiatives.
Charitable foundations, company-sponsored foundations and government agencies are revising their funding and grants programs and directing millions of dollars to a range of community-based healthcare programs and services.
Introducing 'Grant Funding for Community-Based Healthcare Services' a new special report on funding from the editors of Health Grants Funding Alert.
From the $20 million 'Community Partnership for Older Adults' focusing on fostering private partnerships from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, to the $13.6 million 3M program to build and strengthen healthy communities, to the $69 million for early intervention and outpatient care for community-based clinics and public health departments serving low-income persons with HIV & AIDS, there are numerous funding opportunities available to healthcare organizations developing programs in their communities.
This new special report aims to point you in the right direction. It is not a comprehensive listing of all such funding programs. However, armed with the information gleaned from this report, youll be able to help your organization set a plan to attract new grants for your services.
Order 'Grant Funding for Community-Based Healthcare Services' today. Discover the five preventive health focus areas of The Aetna Foundation Community Grants Program. Get details on the $2 million program to move theory to practice by adapting existing treatments for use in community drug clinics and other community-based providers.
Youll learn about matching grants for partnerships in support of innovative, community-based projects that improve health for underserved and at-risk populations including promoting healthy communities and lifestyles; the $113 million grant from HHS for family caregivers, and; the $10 million foundation grant to boost rural communities.
'Grant Funding for Community-Based Healthcare Services' is organized in five sections including:
- Whats Being Funded in Community-Based Healthcare?;
- Government Funding Targeting Healthcare in the Community;
- Foundation Funds for Community Health Services;
- Funding for Community-Based Eldercare;
- Grants Focused on Community-Based HIV/AIDS Programs
The report gives you insight into the California Foundations 'Communities First' and 'Local Opportunities Fund,' supporting the idea that communities are central to health improvement; and the funding for oral health promotion programs/dental health education in schools, health fairs, mobile dental clinics and outreach programs.
'Grant Funding for Community-Based Healthcare Services' is a 'sampler' suggesting the ways you can find funding for your organizations services and new programs. Youll learn about the Brookdale Foundation funding for social model dementia day programs and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grants supporting affordable assisted living options in smaller & rural communities.
This new report is not a 'how to get a grant' publication. But, if your healthcare organization is working on creating, strengthening or expanding your services in the community, this report can reveal new ways your organization can successfully obtain the funds you need.
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