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Find similar grantsCoast to Forest Initiative is sponsored by Oregon State University Extension Family and Community Health. Aims to improve mental health and well-being, reduce opioid misuse, and strengthen community resilience in rural Oregon through various programs and trainings.
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Family and Community Health Family and Community Health OSU Extension and Engagement Building a culture of health We support Oregonians where they learn, live, work and play . Housed on campus and in communities across the state, College of Health faculty funded by OSU Extension Family and Community Health deliver a variety of proactive, statewide health programming and create shared solutions to our greatest challenges to health.
Important note: Federal funding for SNAP-Ed (National Education and Obesity Prevention Grant) ended on Sept. 30, 2025. As a result, OSU has worked with partners on a difficult but responsible sunset of this impactful program.
Refer to SNAP-Ed funding and transition for more information. To learn more about the history and responsibility of land grant institutions and the connection between Extension and public health practice, watch “ Harnessing the land grant legacy to promote lifelong health and well-being . ” Family and Community Health programs Falls are the leading cause of injury for older Americans.
The Better Bones and Balance program helps individuals increase strength and balance to prevent falls. Coast to Forest: Mental Health Promotion Coast to Forest is a community-driven program that increases knowledge and awareness about mental health, substance abuse and available resources.
GROW Healthy Kids and Communities GROW Healthy Kids and Communities is a five-year, multi-level research project that seeks to inspire children, families, schools and communities to create opportunities to eat healthy and be physically active most every day. Home Food Safety and Preservation Program Good food is worth preserving.
The Home Food Safety and Preservation Program gives Oregonians access to the most reliable, up-to-date information through classes and resources on food safety and preservation. Oregon Nutrition Education and Outreach Programs The Oregon Nutrition Education and Outreach Programs are a part of the Extension Family and Community Health Program.
These programs engage with communities across Oregon to provide nutrition education to thousands of limited income youth, families, and adults. Oregon Parenting Education Collaborative The Oregon Parenting Education Collaborative supports the delivery of high-quality parenting education programs, as well as collaborative efforts to strengthen regional parenting education systems.
Parenting Education Programs Parenting Education Programs for parents and other caregivers of children play a crucial role in shaping child development. Various resources are available to help young people grow in positive ways.
Family and Community Health news and stories Protecting public health in the Columbia River Gorge OSU Extension Family and Community Health partnered with local organizations to install more than 50 air quality monitors across the Columbia Gorge, giving schools, employers and residents real-time data to respond to wildfire smoke and protect public health.
Tribal partnerships inform OSU Extension’s food preservation initiative The Gather, Preserve, Store, Share program brings culturally responsive food preservation education to Native communities across Oregon, combining traditional methods like sun drying with modern safety practices.
Barbara Brody helps launch Malheur Works Student Internship Program The Malheur Works Student Internship Program, launched in 2021, aims to give area high school students their first full-time job after graduation. FCH/SNAP-Ed coalition launches successful food program The Crook County Green Bags (CCGB) program, launched by the FCH/SNAP-Ed coalition, has collected over 4 tons of food, providing thousands of meals to residents.
Learn about this successful initiative! OSU Extension Family and Community Health faculty awarded Four OSU Extension Family and Community Health faculty and staff received awards at the December 5 Extension Annual Conference for their contributions, collaboration and excellence.
COH faculty receive awards for outstanding contributions Allison Myers and Jamie Davis received the 2024 director's award for outstanding contribution at the OSU Extension Annual Conference. More FCH news and stories
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community organizations and individuals in rural Oregon counties, including Baker, Lincoln, Tillamook, and Union. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Coast to Forest Initiative is funded by Oregon State University Extension Family and Community Health. 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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