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Capacity Strengthening Grant Program Harris County Public Health- Home Page About Offices Office of Planning Innovation Capacity Strengthening Grant Program HCPH Capacity Strengthening Grant Program The HCPH Capacity Strengthening Program (CSP) supports the development of healthy and sustainable community-based organizations.
This unique partnership model equips local organizations with resources to enhance their capacity to address the needs of Harris County community members. Each cohort of the Capacity Strengthening Grant Program will include approximately ten community-based organizations for a period of 16 months.
The program provides selected organizations with funding up to $100,000 throughout the cohort and delivers customized Technical Assistance to meet the unique needs of the participating organizations. Cohort members build and implement a customized organizational capacity-strengthening plan and participate in monthly training, workshops, and peer learning opportunities to increase organizational capacity to serve their target population.
For all inquiries, please contact [email protected] The application window for the Capacity Strengthening Program is now closed. All future cohorts are contingent on funding availability. The program proudly welcomes the following organizations into the second cohort.
Center for Recovery and Wellness Resources East Harris County Empowerment Council Center for Civic and Public Policy Improvement Living Hope Wheelchair Association Urban Enrichment Institute The Women's Fund for Health Education and Research To support eligible grantees, HCPH will offer the following resources for this effort: Funding up to $100,000 per organization* Technical Assistance for ongoing capacity-strengthening support Connections to learning opportunities, educational sessions, and peer networking opportunities *Funding is contingent on acceptance and full participation in the cohort, including developing and implementing a personalized organizational capacity-strengthening plan.
Participating community-based organizations will improve the following: Align resources and actions across all levels to maximize operations and organizational growth Utilize tools to enhance efficiency, reach, and decision-making to amplify mission impact Build new external relationships and leverage existing partnerships Emphasize fiscal health, compliance, and long-term sustainability Cultivate leadership, foster professional growth, and shape cultural dynamics to elevate team performance and deepen stakeholder satisfaction Eligible CBOs must be based in Harris County, conduct their proposed work in Harris County, and should: be categorized as 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code or fiscally sponsored.
have programs and/or services that address public health priorities. Preferably have fewer than 25 paid employees and limited infrastructure.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small CBOs in Harris County. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $100,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Capacity Strengthening Program (CSP) is funded by Harris County Public Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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