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Grants to counter social isolation among aging population (65+) is sponsored by Community Foundation of Broward, Jewish Federation of Broward County, and United Way of Broward County (Funders Collaborative). This collaborative initiative seeks bold and innovative pilot projects to counter social isolation among the aging population (65+) residing in specific Broward County municipalities: Ft.
Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Pompano Beach, and Tamarac. Projects can include expanding existing successful programs, replicating successful local or national program models, developing community networks and partnerships, or providing community-based services.
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The Community Foundation of Broward, Jewish Federation of Broward County, and the United Way of Broward County (Funders Collaborative) will continue to jointly address the effects of isolation facing seniors in Broward County. We seek bold and innovative pilot projects that demonstrate an effective way to counter social isolation and its effects among the aging population (65+) residing in one of the following municipalities: Ft.
Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Pompano Beach, and Tamarac. Of special note, is that while United Way and Jewish Federation will support projects that serve seniors from 65 and up, the Community Foundation of Broward will grant only to projects that serve seniors age 80+ as this population experiences more acute issues of isolation due to immobility and health issues.
A successful project will present creative approaches to reduce social isolation that will result in a greater number of hard to reach older adults. This will remain the focus and projects that require congregate social activities are expected to be implemented once the community is safe to resume normal activities in light of COVID-19. The project can be, but not limited to: An expansion of existing successful programs.
Replication of successful local or national program models. Development of community networks and partnerships easily accessible by seniors. Provision of community-based services needed by the targeted population and easily accessible by seniors.
Each project must meet one or both of the following outcomes: Increased/improved coordinated care, services, and social connections of isolated seniors that foster independence, improved well-being, decreased depression, vitality, functioning, and quality of life. Remove barriers, such as transportation, for seniors to engage socially. Information about our new grantmaking process will be posted on our website soon.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations working in specific municipalities of Broward County, Florida, that address social isolation in the aging population (65+, or 80+ for Community Foundation of Broward funding). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Grants to counter social isolation among aging population (65+) is funded by Community Foundation of Broward, Jewish Federation of Broward County, and United Way of Broward County (Funders Collaborative). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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