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Find similar grantsAnnual Community Grants Program is sponsored by CCHCA (Chinese Community Health Care Association). CCHCA's Annual Community Grants Program provides funding to projects benefiting the public health of Asian American communities, primarily in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Community Involvement — CCHCA As part of our mission, CCHCA works with and supports several organizations that strive for the improvement of public health within the Asian community.
The following are organizations that work with CCHCA: Asian Pacific Islander American Health Forum Federation of Chinese American and Canadian Medical Societies National Council of Asian Pacific Islander Physicians NICOS Chinese Health Coalition Annual Community Grants Program CCHCA's Annual Community Grants Program provides funding to projects benefiting the public health of Asian American communities of the San Francisco Bay Area.
Previous project have addressed topics including but not limited to: Tutoring the elderly on technology Diseases management research We are currently updating our grants program and are not accepting unsolicited grants at this time.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations with projects benefiting the public health of Asian American communities. The primary focus is the San Francisco Bay Area, but CCHC's mission aligns with the program's objectives. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Annual Community Grants Program is funded by CCHCA (Chinese Community Health Care Association). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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