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Find similar grantsCommunity Health and Wellness Grants is sponsored by The Duke Endowment. Funds health and human services programs including arts-integrated healthcare initiatives and music programs in hospitals that address patient wellness and emotional health outcomes.
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The Duke Endowment | Health Care Grant Application & Eligibility Child & Family Well-Being Child & Family Well-Being Health Care Grant Application and Eligibility Edit an Existing Application Health Care is piloting a new application platform. To apply for a grant, you will be prompted to login using a Blackbaud ID . If your organization currently uses Blackbaud, please use your existing login credentials.
If your organization does not use Blackbaud, please select “ create account”. For a step by step process click here . If you have previously started an application, please select “ Edit an Existing Application” to prevent loss of information.
If you have not already started your application, please proceed by selecting “ Start a Concept Proposal. ” Edit an Existing Application The Health Care program area of The Duke Endowment uses a short pre-application process, which will help confirm your eligibility and provide a brief overview of your proposed project. Pre-application deadlines for Health Care grants are May 15 and November 15 .
The pre-application portal will open approximately six weeks prior to these deadlines. Pre-applications cannot be accepted outside of these dates. After receiving your pre-application, The Duke Endowment will either invite you to submit a full application for the upcoming grant cycle, or inform you that your project does not align with current priorities, thereby concluding the process.
If invited to complete a full application, deadlines are June 15 and December 15 . Pre-application deadlines for Health Care grants are May 15 and November 15 . Deadlines for full applications are June 15 and December 15 .
In his Indenture of Trust , our founder focused Health Care funding to priority organizations in the Carolinas. Examples include: Area health education centers Select organizations in counties without an eligible hospital Not-for-profit inpatient facilities Access to Care for Vulnerable Populations Access to essential health care services is critical to good health, yet vulnerable populations in the Carolinas face a variety of barriers.
We are interested in supporting access-expanding projects for underserved populations. Health Care also funds 30 AccessHealth networks (by invitation only) to increase access to essential services for low-income uninsured adults. Maternal and Infant Health Significant health disparities fuel poor maternal and infant health outcomes.
Health Care will support evidence-based programs and models that prioritize reducing health disparities and improving maternal and infant health outcomes. Research has shown that early identification and treatment of mental health conditions can significantly improve overall health and well-being.
The Endowment is interested in supporting models of care that increase access to quality mental health services and prevention programs with a specific emphasis on pediatric mental health care. Millions of adults and children do not receive essential oral health services each year, leading to poor health outcomes and lower quality of life.
To broaden access to care and reduce oral health disparities in children, The Duke Endowment is helping school-based oral health programs ( b y invitation only) expand, including investments in advocacy and policy reform efforts. Research suggests environmental factors and personal behaviors carry a far more significant impact on population health outcomes than clinical care.
These social determinants of health hold the keys to addressing America’s high rates of obesity and chronic disease. Our Healthy People, Healthy Carolinas initiative uses regional community coalitions to help address these upstream drivers of health.
Given the many efforts underway to improve population health and reduce disparities in health outcomes, there is a need for a community-based workforce that serves as a liaison between health care, social services, and the community, including individuals with relevant lived experience, such as community health workers. Charlotte, North Carolina 28202 Get the latest news from The Duke Endowment
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Non-profit hospitals, academic health centers, area health education centers, not-for-profit inpatient facilities, and select organizations in counties without an eligible hospital, restricted to the Carolinas. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates $25,000 - $300,000 Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
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