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Grant Program to Increase Access to Maternal and Reproductive Health Services in Massachusetts is sponsored by Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH). This program aims to strengthen maternal health and family planning services across Massachusetts, with a focus on reducing health inequities by prioritizing investments in communities with the most extreme disparities.
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DPH Grant Opportunity – Massachusetts Municipal Public Health Shared Services Program | MAHB - Massachusetts Association of Health Boards DPH Grant Opportunity – Massachusetts Municipal Public Health Shared Services Program Jun 22, 2020 | Uncategorized By Marcia Testa, MPH, PhD The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) has awarded four additional State Action for Public Health Excellence (SAPHE) Program grants for FY21.
The SAPHE Program (formerly the Massachusetts Municipal Public Health Shared Services Program) is a direct result of the longstanding commitment and advocacy of the Coalition for Local Public Health (CLPH) to transform the Massachusetts local public health system through cross-jurisdictional sharing.
Established with funding provided in response to recommendations of the Special Commission on Local and Regional Public Health on which CLPH played a critical role, the SAPHE grant program was launched in January with six grants focusing on planning for shared services or enhancing existing health districts .
With these new awards to four groups representing twenty cities and towns, the SAPHE Grant Program provides an important opportunity to strengthen local public health services and protections to residents of almost 80 cities and towns.
The four new planning grants starting are: North Suffolk Public Health Collaborative : Revere (lead municipality) with Chelsea and Winthrop Norfolk County–8 Local Public Health Coalition : Norwood (lead municipality) with Canton, Dedham, Milton, Needham, Wellesley, Walpole, Westwood Martha’s Vineyard Public Health Environmental District : Dukes County (Lead) Oak Bluffs, Chilmark, Tisbury, W.
Tisbury, Aquinnah and Edgartown Mansfield (lead municipality), Foxborough, and Norton Please see the attached description for information about the ten SAPHE Program grantees. SAPHE Grant Program Summary June 2020 Massachusetts Municipal Public Health Shared Services Program New DPH Grant Opportunity! Questions Due Date: February 14, 2020, 4:00PM to Ron.
Oconnor@state. ma. us Office of Local and Regional Health Application Due Date: February 27, 2020 4:00PM — COMMBUYS BID Number: BD-20-1031-OFFIC-OLRH-47416 The Office of Local and Region Health of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) seeks proposals from Boards of Health to support public health cross-jurisdictional sharing arrangements across Massachusetts municipalities.
The shared services will be provided through new formal cross-jurisdictional sharing arrangements in accordance with the recommendations of the Special Commission on Local and Regional Public Health (Commission). The report is available on COMMBUYS and at the following link: www. mass.
gov/orgs/special-commission-on-local-and-regional-public-health . Please read below for more information on how to apply. DPH plans to award 3-5 Massachusetts Municipal Public Health Shared Services planning grants in a Request for Responses (RFR) that was posted earlier this month.
These grant awards are in addition to awards previously announced. Click here to view the RFR, application deadline, and related documents. The Special Commission on Local and Regional Public Health recommended that the number of Massachusetts local boards of health utilizing cross-jurisdictional services or shared services be increased as part of its blueprint for a more effective and efficient local public health system.
This new RFR addresses the first step – increasing the capacity of all local boards of health to carry out current statutory powers and duties. This program is part of a longer range effort to build the capacity of the Massachusetts local public health system to actively participate in local and regional efforts to address health disparities and the social determinants of health. Applicants may request up to $50,000.
00 (annualized amount). Office of Local and Regional Health anticipates awarding up to 4 grants for planning of new public health cross-jurisdictional sharing arrangements. Future funding levels are dependent upon state appropriations.
Staffing patterns should be arranged to meet the needs of the proposed cross-jurisdictional sharing arrangement. Applicants must identify an individual who is responsible for grant deliverables, being the point of contact for the grant, and attending required meetings and trainings. Grant funds can be used for staff salaries, benefits, payroll taxes, consultants, facilities, travel, program supplies, and related expenses.
The lead applicant may charge up to 15% to the grant for administrative costs. Funds cannot be used for equipment or capital expenses without prior written approval. Contact: COMMBUYS website Click here for entire grant package.
Director, Office of Local and Regional Health Massachusetts Department of Public Health 5 Randolph Street, Canton, MA 02021 P: 781. 774. 6603 | F: 781.
774. 6700 | Cell: 617. 938.
4437 E-mail: ron. oconnor@state. ma.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations that provide a variety of women's health services, including prenatal care, Post-Partum Depression (PPD) care, post-miscarriage mental health care, midwifery services, and reproductive health care in Massa…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Grant Program to Increase Access to Maternal and Reproductive Health Services in Massachusetts is funded by Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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