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Community Health Impact Funds (Housing Stabilization) is sponsored by Brigham and Women's Hospital, Center for Community Health and Health Equity. Supports community organizations working to improve housing stabilization in Brigham and Women's priority neighborhoods of Mattapan, Mission Hill, and Roxbury, with a specific focus on eviction prevention and housing production.
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Community Health Impact Funds | Mass General Brigham Skip to pause video preview Learn how Mass General Brigham's Community Health Impact Funds address housing, mental health, food security, and more. </p>\r\n"}}" role="region" aria-label="Featured Content"> Community Health Impact Funds Learn how Mass General Brigham's Community Health Impact Funds address housing, mental health, food security, and more.
</p>\r\n<p>At Mass General Brigham, we are deeply committed to building a healthier future for the communities we serve. Through our <a href=\"/content/mgb-global/global/en/about/advancing-care/health-equity-community-health.
html\">ongoing investments and community health initiatives</a>, we are not only providing the best clinical care for our patients, but also fostering strong, sustainable relationships with local organizations to address those social factors that have the most significant impact on health — stable housing, nutritious food, educational and employment opportunities, and more.
</p>\r\n<p>One way that we invest in these community-identified health needs is through the Massachusetts Department of Public Health’s <a href=\"https://www. massgeneral. org/community-health/cchi/regulation-and-community-benefit/overview-of-determination-of-need\" target=\"_blank\">Determination of Need (DoN)</a> process.
When one of our healthcare facilities makes a significant capital investment, 5% of those funds are reinvested in the communities we serve. These dollars are known as Community Health Impact Funds (CHIF).
</p>\r\n<p>The Community Advisory Board (CAB) — a group of community leaders with varied professional and life experiences — determines the priorities and strategies for how these funds are used, guided by the most recent community health needs assessment. Once the CAB sets funding priorities, an allocation committee oversees the distribution of the funds.
</p>\r\n<h2>Community Health Impact Fund Investments</h2>\r\n<p>More than $67 million in Mass General Brigham Community Health Impact Funds has been committed over the next eight years. </p>\r\n"}}" id="text-797466526a" class="cmp-text"> At Mass General Brigham, we are deeply committed to building a healthier future for the communities we serve.
Through our ongoing investments and community health initiatives , we are not only providing the best clinical care for our patients, but also fostering strong, sustainable relationships with local organizations to address those social factors that have the most significant impact on health — stable housing, nutritious food, educational and employment opportunities, and more.
One way that we invest in these community-identified health needs is through the Massachusetts Department of Public Health’s Determination of Need (DoN) process. When one of our healthcare facilities makes a significant capital investment, 5% of those funds are reinvested in the communities we serve. These dollars are known as Community Health Impact Funds (CHIF).
The Community Advisory Board (CAB) — a group of community leaders with varied professional and life experiences — determines the priorities and strategies for how these funds are used, guided by the most recent community health needs assessment. Once the CAB sets funding priorities, an allocation committee oversees the distribution of the funds.
Community Health Impact Fund Investments More than $67 million in Mass General Brigham Community Health Impact Funds has been committed over the next eight years.
View Funding Distribution Timeline 2024–2031 In 2024 alone, more than $33 million was allocated:</h2>\r\n"}}" id="text-69cdf4007f" class="cmp-text"> In 2024 alone, more than $33 million was allocated: Displaying %1% to %2% of %3% items Massachusetts General Hospital Selects Local Organizations to Receive $18M in Funding for Affordable Housing Initiatives Mayor Wu, Mass General Brigham, and the YMCA of Greater Boston Announce New Cold-Storage Infrastructure and Food Hub Food and nutrition security Mass General Brigham Awards $6 Million in Community Health Impact Funds Economic/financial stability and mobility Brigham and Women’s Faulkner Hospital Selects Local Organizations for Behavioral Health Funding Learn more:</h2>\r\n"}}" id="text-9421764b9b" class="cmp-text"> Mass General Community Health Impact Funds (opens external link in new tab) Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital Community Health Impact Funds (opens external link in new tab) Newton-Wellesley Hospital Community Health Impact Funds (opens external link in new tab)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community organizations in Brigham and Women's priority neighborhoods (Mattapan, Mission Hill, Roxbury). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Health Impact Funds (Housing Stabilization) is funded by Brigham and Women's Hospital, Center for Community Health and Health Equity. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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