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Find similar grants2025 Community Capacity-Building Funding for HRSN Services is sponsored by PacificSource. Distributes funding to coordinated care organizations interested in providing Health-Related Social Needs services such as housing-related supports and nutrition-related supports, with priority given to providers who can accept external HRSN housing requests.
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2025 Community Capacity-Building Funding for HRSN services | PacificSource 2025 Community Capacity-Building Funding for HRSN services February 28, 2025 The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) will be distributing Community Capacity Building Funding (CCBF) to coordinated care organizations (CCOs) interested in providing Health-Related Social Needs (HRSN) services such as medically necessary climate-related home remediations , housing-related supports , and nutrition-related supports .
For a list of requirements to become an HRSN service provider, please visit our HRSN provider page .
The four CCO regions have the following amounts of CCBF funding available in 2025: Marion and Polk counties: $5,581,652 Central Oregon: $3,260,088 Columbia Gorge: $1,271,206 The priority areas of funding for all CCO regions include: Increasing the capacity of HRSN housing service providers, with a focus on providers who can accept external HRSN housing requests Building local HRSN service provider networks that can support priority populations—which may include Latinx, LGBTQIA2S+, Black/African American, Slavic/Eastern European, and other communities—in each of the four CCO regions Expanding local HRSN nutrition services for medically tailored meals and other future HRSN nutrition services Applications for PacificSource CCBF funding will be accepted from April 1, 2025, to May 30, 2025 .
To apply for CCBF, you’ll need to complete the CCBF application (PDF) and budget request form (XLS) . Then, you’ll submit these materials in our grant portal below. If you need technical assistance and support with your CCBF application, please send an email to HRSNServiceProviderRequests@PacificSource.
com . Application evaluation process After the application window closes, PacificSource will conduct four separate reviews, one for each CCO region. Review teams will include PacificSource staff and community partners.
We’ll look for strong applications that support priority funding areas and demonstrate that the CCBF awards will be used to quickly start providing HRSN services. During the review process, we may contact other CCOs and applicants when necessary to clarify application details and award amounts. Successful applicants are tentatively scheduled to receive letters of award by October 2025 .
Do you have questions or comments about PacificSource’s CCBF opportunity? Please send an email to HRSNServiceProviderRequests@PacificSource. com .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Coordinated care organizations in Oregon. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
2025 Community Capacity-Building Funding for HRSN Services is funded by PacificSource. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Oregon. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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