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Find similar grantsCommunity Health Endowment (CHE) Grants is sponsored by Community Health Endowment of Lincoln. Provides funding to community organizations that use boldness, creativity, passion, and expertise to make Lincoln a healthier place to live, work, and raise a family.
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CHE Health Grants for Nonprofits, Government Agencies The Community Health Endowment (CHE) provides funding to community organizations who use boldness, creativity, passion, and expertise to make Lincoln a healthier place to live, work and raise a family. Current Grantee Information CHE funds organizations that are tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and that serve Lincoln, Nebraska.
Government agencies are also eligible for CHE funding. CHE funding will focus on three community issues that have been consistently identified by Place Matters. Additionally, CHE funding will address mental wellness and human connection.
Other local data that was utilized by the CHE Board of Trustees to determine the following funding priorities can be found here. Want an idea of the projects we fund and grant amounts? See past award announcements at the button below.
Past CHE Grant Award Announcements 1) EARLY AND ADEQUATE PRENATAL CARE Lincoln-Lancaster County's goal is that 80. 5% of pregnant women receive early and adequate prenatal care which is defined as the percentage of women who received care prior to the fifth month and more than 80% of the appropriate number of visits for gestational age.
CHE welcomes applications that address geographic disparities in prenatal care, with a focus on low-income and minority women, and census tracts with the lowest rates (70% or below) as identified by Place Matters 5. 0. Download the Adequate Prenatal Care map.
Place Matters data and community surveys reveal a geographic disparity in healthy food access in Lincoln. CHE welcomes applications that advance health equity by increasing healthy food distribution, access, availability, and consumption in Lincoln's underserved census tracts as identified by Place Matters 5. 0.
Download the Healthy Food Access map. While Lincoln’s goal is that 80% of LPS students can pass a standardized aerobic fitness test (PACER), only 13 census tracts (16. 9%) meet that goal.
CHE welcomes applications that advance health equity and address geographic disparities in youth fitness and youth sports participation, with a focus on census tracts in Lincoln with the lowest PACER pass rates as identified by Place Matters 5. 0. Download the Youth Fitness map.
4) MENTAL WELLNESS AND HUMAN CONNECTION Local data reflects a growing concern about mental wellness in Lincoln. CHE welcomes applications regarding mental wellness, such as mentoring, support/peer groups, alleviation of isolation, or similar initiatives rooted in increased human connection and prevention.
If your application includes fitness or wellness activities, please review these best practices and provide information in your grant application about how you will incorporate these practices. Funding Cycle Information CHE does not fund individuals, research, lobbying, political parties, or debt reduction. We are a proud funder of these local nonprofit organizations.
Santee Sioux Society of Care Partnership for a Healthy Lincoln Boys & Girls Club of Lincoln Lancaster County Medical Society Southeast Community College Educational Foundation
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Nonprofits and government agencies serving Lincoln, Nebraska. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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