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Community Health Grants is sponsored by Kaiser Permanente Community Health in Southern California. Kaiser Permanente offers grants and event sponsorships to nonprofit organizations, government entities, and academic institutions based on their current funding priorities and the location of their programs and services. These grants support initiatives that enhance access to healthcare, address health disparities, and promote wellness.
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Community Health Grants is funded by Kaiser Permanente Community Health in Southern California. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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