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EmpowerHealth Capacity Building Grant Program is sponsored by Healthcare Georgia Foundation. Supports health nonprofit organizations in Georgia to strengthen their services and achieve long-term performance.
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EmpowerHealth Grant Program Healthcare Georgia Foundation Conflict of Interest Policy Grantee and Applicant Survey The Two Georgias Initiative Childhood Obesity Prevention Program HealthTec dl Distance Learning Evaluation Resource Center Health Awareness Calendar E mpowerHealth is Healthcare Georgia Foundation's Capacity Building Grant Program.
It is a two-year pilot program which builds on the Foundation's General Operating Grant Program. Supporting capacity building allows the Foundation to support health nonprofit organizations and strengthen the way they provide services and collaborate so they are better able to sustain high-quality programs, achieve long-term performance, and obtain better results.
Through a partnership with the nationally recognized TCC Group , the Foundation will support the work of 11 grantees with 18-month customized technical assistance plans designed to improve the ability of staff and board members to operate at optimal levels.
In July 2017, after a rigorous organizational assessment and a competitive application process, the Foundation announced Cohort One of the EmpowerHealth Grant Program that includes the organizations listed below: TCC Group's evidence-based organizational assessment instrument, the Core Capacity Assessment Tool (CCAT) was used throughout the application process by nonprofits that desired to enhance their ability to accurately identify organizational areas that most need strengthening.
Completing the CCAT and participating in subsequent capacity building activities involves a full commitment and engagement from the organization's Board and staff. EmpowerHealth Grantees attend first Capacity Building Workshop TCC Group led the first Capacity Building Workshop for EmpowerHealth Cohort One grantees at Healthcare Georgia Foundation on August 22nd. Some of the photos from the event are pictured above.
If you have questions about this program, please contact Andrea Kellum, Program Officer , at [email protected] , phone: (404) 653-0990 . Healthcare Georgia Foundation 191 Peachtree ST NE, Suite 2650 Focus Areas & Initiatives Text Size: Larger / Smaller / High Contrast / Normal
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Health nonprofit organizations in Georgia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
EmpowerHealth Capacity Building Grant Program is funded by Healthcare Georgia Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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