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Community Lifeline Fund: Access to Healthcare Community Lifeline Fund: Access to Healthcare In response to the drastic federal funding cuts that put our communities’ health, safety, and stability at risk, Silicon Valley Community Foundation established the Community Lifeline Fund (CLF) to support the region’s already fragile safety-net system.
On October 30, 2025, Valley Health Foundation (VHF) was selected to administer the Community Lifeline - Access to Healthcare Grant Program, one pillar of the Community Lifeline Fund . Earlier this year Congress passed, and the President signed, legislation (H. R.
1) that restricts access to Medicaid (known as Medi-Cal in California) resulting in the largest cut in the program’s history. Major changes to Medi-Cal include new work and reporting requirements for enrollees to maintain coverage, restrictions on eligibility for immigrant populations, and reduced funding for providers that help close the gap between the cost of care and base Medi-Cal payments .
Medi-Cal serves 15 million California residents, including almost 450,000 in Santa Clara County, and the magnitude of these cuts will touch every part of the Medi-Cal program, including enrollees, providers and state/county agencies that administer the program. These impacts include: Decreased enrollment : California’s Medi-Cal agency predicts that 20% or 3 million of the state’s Medi-Cal population could lose coverage.
In Santa Clara County that would amount to almost 90,000 individuals losing insurance. Reduced federal funding : Santa Clara County estimates a loss of federal funds for Santa Clara Valley Healthcare (SCVH) growing to $1. 3B per year by fiscal year 2029-2030.
Non-County community clinics are estimating millions in lost revenue every year. Additional bureaucracy and reporting : County and state agencies must adhere to new federal reporting requirements including work requirements for non-elderly adult Medi-Cal enrollees and 6-month redeterminations.
Notice of Funding Opportunity & Request for Application Access to Healthcare: Rapid Response Innovation (RRI) Grant VHF will provide grant funding to eligible health providers, enrollment entities, nonprofits, schools, and other eligible organizations to implement innovative rapid-response strategies to mitigate loss of coverage for vulnerable populations with a focus on retention, renewals, redetermination, and preserving access to primary and preventative care for individuals barred from enrollment.
Valley Health Foundation has paused the submission of new applications for this grant opportunity as of January 1, 2026.
All applications submitted prior to this date are being considered for funding in the order they were received Request for Application Links VHF - Access to Healthcare: Rapid Response Innovation Grant RFA VHF - ACH Authorization Form VHF - Insurance Requirements VHF - RRI Grant Sample Reporting Form VHF - Sample Board Resolution VHF - Submittable Training Guide Access to Healthcare: Future Opportunities Subject to the availability of future funding and community needs, VHF will aim to launch additional opportunities to strengthen the local health safety-net.
For questions about the Community Lifeline - Access to Healthcare Grant Program, please email us at lifeline@vhfca. org Please visit our Health Access page to learn more about how donors can continue to help. Fortunately, the Santa Clara County community voted to approve Measure A (Nov.
2025), which provides emergency funding to stave off the worst impacts from federal cuts on our local hospitals and health care system. Still, we know the road ahead will be challenging, and we need your help. The Community Lifeline - Access to Healthcare Grant Program has been made possible in part by a grant from Silicon Valley Community Foundation.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations addressing health and well-being needs in Santa Clara County. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Lifeline Fund: Access to Healthcare is funded by Valley Health Foundation (VHF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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