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Community Grants is sponsored by Santa Clara County Medical Association Alliance Foundation. The SCCMA Alliance Foundation offers community grants to support projects that advance physician wellness, promote health equity, and foster innovative approaches to care in Santa Clara County. Focus areas include physician wellness programs and community health projects (e.
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Santa Clara County Medical Association > Foundation > Grant Applications The SCCMA Alliance Foundation is proud to offer community grants that support our mission to advance physician wellness, promote health equity, and foster innovative approaches to care in Santa Clara County.
Our grant program is designed to fund impactful, local projects that align with one of our two core focus areas: We support programs that address physician burnout, moral injury, and mental health by providing: Peer support or counseling opportunities Wellness and leadership workshops Resources or initiatives that prioritize physician well-being We fund projects that strengthen ties between healthcare and the community, with a focus on: Culturally responsive health education and outreach Public health efforts in underserved communities Initiatives that promote equity, access, and trust Medical education programs or leadership development Applicants may apply for funding at one of the following levels: Grants are available to local nonprofits, community groups, healthcare organizations, or physician-led initiatives working within Santa Clara County.
We welcome applications from: Community-based organizations Health and wellness coalitions Nonprofit clinics or outreach programs Medical education or training programs Whether you’re addressing mental health among healthcare providers or bringing health education to an underserved neighborhood, we want to hear from you.
To apply, simply complete our online Grant Application Form : HERE You’ll be asked to provide: Basic organizational and contact information A short project summary and budget Target audience and timeline Description of how the project aligns with our mission Optional supporting documents such as 501(c)(3) letter or letters of support All grantees are required to submit a brief follow-up report within 60 days of completing their project.
This helps us highlight the impact of your work and share your success with the broader SCCMA community. Your report should include: Lessons learned or testimonials At least one photo or visual (with proper permissions) We review applications on a rolling basis unless otherwise specified. Please allow 4–6 weeks for review and notification.
Have questions before applying? Reach out to us at angelica@sccma. org The Santa Clara County Medical Association Foundation operates under the legal corporate name Santa Clara County Medical Association Alliance Foundation.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local nonprofits, community groups, healthcare organizations, or physician-led initiatives working within Santa Clara County. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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