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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Foundation Grant Programs is sponsored by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Foundation. The BCBSM Foundation provides grants for projects focusing on evidence-based and community-inspired solutions to improve the health of Michigan residents.
Key areas include health literacy, senior health and caregiver support, nutrition and food access, improving access and quality of healthcare, behavioral health and substance use disorders, maternal and child health, non-medical drivers of health, and health promotion and chronic disease prevention.
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