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Impact | Georgia Health Foundation Augusta Locally Grown transforms health outcomes through innovative vegetable prescription programs that connect patients with fresh, local produce while supporting regional farmers.
Dentistry for the Developmentally Disabled The DDD Foundation operates Georgia's only private dental clinic exclusively serving patients with developmental disabilities, providing specialized care to over 4,600 individuals. Latino Community Fund Georgia strengthens the state's Latino community through comprehensive health programs, organizational support, and civic engagement initiatives.
Grants Awarded in Support of Health-Related Programs Black Mamas Matter Alliance Georgia Black Material Health Task Force Behavioral health for the homeless Expansion of program in South Georgia Cure Childhood Cancer and Leukemia Prenatal Easy Access Clinic by Embrace and Ethne School Justice: FAIR (Fairness, Advocacy, Individualization, Presentation) Georgia Budget & Policy Institute Advocacy for state and local public health system Georgia Healthy Family Alliance Tobacco, nicotine and vape prevention program for youth Healthcare access for at-risk farmers (IVYY) Interrupting Violence in Youth and Young Adults program Harrisburg Family Health Care Community-based care access initiative KidsPeace National Centers of Georgia Specialized services for neurodiverse and disabled youth Murphy-Harpst Children's Centers Program support for children with extreme needs Rapha Clinic of West Georgia Health and safety program STD testing and treatment Society of Saint Vincent de Paul Georgia Statewide no cost community pharmacy Equipment for expanded clinic General support – in memory of Jarvin Levison Turningpoint Breast Cancer Rehabilitation Support for underserved populations Missing Moms: Inside Georgia's Maternal Health Crisis Behavioral health care coordination program Health Law Partnership (HeLP) Baptist Mobile Health Ministry Dental clinics serving migrant farm workers and other underserved Bartow Family Resources Medical Women's healthcare services Cobb & Douglas Health Foundation SAFEKIDS injury prevention Program EmpowerHer program for adolescent girls Expansion of farm food waste recovery Behavioral health services and prevention Substance use family life stabilization services Access to care for patients with multiple chronic diseases George West Mental Health Foundation Georgia Lions Lighthouse Foundation KidsPeace National Centers of Georgia Ukeru behavioral management equipment South Georgia health and wellness program Miracle Making Ministries Positive Impact Health Centers Dental health needs for those living with HIV Development of Clayton County certified breastfeeding specialist and Baby Café Share Health Southeast Georgia Women's Wellness Network Lay Health Worker Program Home modifications for children with special needs Visiting Nurse Health System Voices for Georgia's Children Policy opportunities to transform nutrition access in Georgia Health awareness campaign Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta Mental Health Funders Collaborative Behavioral health services Easterseals Southern Georgia Megan's House respite care Friends of Disabled Adults and Children Embrace Refugee Birth Support Georgia Budget & Policy Institute Georgia Healthy Family Alliance \Tar Wars\" children's tobacco use prevention program" Georgia Interfaith Public Policy Center Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Coalition of Georgia General support, in honor of Director Emeritus Jaqueline Gotlieb, M.
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Kaiser Family Foundation KFF Health News, Southern Bureau Med Connections and Homebound programs National AIDS Education and Services for Minorities (NAESM) Community Health Navigation Okefenokee Black Nurses Association The Bowen Center for the Arts Medical prescription dispensing system Voices for Georgia's Children Improve Social Determinants of Health for Children Hope in Your Home program Therapy sessions and doula services Clay County Community Health Center Diabetes Education and Management program Expansion of Fruit Tree Map Easterseals Southern Georgia Megan's House respite care Georgians for a Healthy Future Advocacy for public health system Georgia State University, Prevention Research Center Narrative Exposure Therapy program Social and Emotional Learning and Wellness programs Transitions of Care program Med Connections and Homebound programs Mercy Medical Clinic and Foundation Transitional housing services Planned Parenthood Southeast Prevent Blindness Georgia Equipment for children's vision program After school and summer programs in collaboration with YMCA Bilingual vaccine information and health screenings Trans Women of Color Healing Project Addiction and mental health support Boys & Girls Clubs of Baldwin & Jones Counties Partnering Parent Program Center for New Beginnings Training for current employees Community Helping Hands Clinic, Inc. General operating support Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence Training professionals on child trauma Georgia Healthy Family Alliance Southeast Strike Force (Tar Wars) program Georgia Mountain Psychological Associates General operating support Georgians for a Healthy Future Project Healthy Grandparents Ready to make a greater health impact in Georgia?
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Georgia Health Foundation grant program is a grant from the Georgia Health Foundation that funds nonprofit organizations addressing critical health needs across Georgia, with priority given to programs serving higher-risk and underserved populations. Supported programs include behavioral health services, accessible healthcare through free or reduced-rate clinics and mobile health units, and collaborative initiatives tackling complex health challenges. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofits located in Georgia and serving Georgia residents; churches, startups, individuals, and organizations without a Georgia presence are not eligible. Grants range from $10,000 to $30,000, with a deadline of June 1, 2026.
General Health Grants is a grant from the Georgia Health Foundation that funds Georgia-based nonprofit organizations addressing critical health needs through direct services, education, advocacy, or policy work. The foundation prioritizes programs serving higher-risk and underserved populations, including behavioral health programs, accessible healthcare clinics, rural outreach and telehealth initiatives, wellness and nutrition programs, and systemic health improvement through policy advocacy. Typical grant awards range from $10,000 to $30,000, with a stated maximum of $50,000. Eligible applicants must be 501(c)(3) organizations located in and serving Georgia residents, with a proven track record. The foundation does not fund start-ups, consecutive-year grantees, or organizations without a Georgia presence. The application deadline is June 1, 2026, with grant notifications in September and distribution in December.
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