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Apply for a Grant - Greater Lowell Health Alliance The Greater Lowell Health Alliance plays an important role in distributing grant funds to the front-line individuals and organizations having a direct impact on the health of our region. The Greater Lowell Health Alliance is preparing for our next grant cycle for 2027-2028. Please check back for updates.
2025/2026 Community Health Initiatives Grants The Greater Lowell Health Alliance of the Community Health Network Area 10 (GLHA of CHNA 10) is proud to offer grants for the fall of 2025 to support initiatives that improve the wellbeing of the Greater Lowell community. The purpose of this RFP is to provide grant funding to increase support for services and programs to better meet the needs of communities in the Greater Lowell area.
WHO CAN APPLY: Non-profit organizations or public entities (such as municipalities, schools, health institutions and services) with service areas within CHNA 10 are eligible to apply. Those communities include Billerica, Chelmsford, Dracut, Dunstable, Lowell, Tewksbury, Tyngsboro, and Westford. Towns outside the CHNA 10 service area may serve as partners on grants.
FUNDING OBJECTIVE: Implementing the 2023 Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP), which provides a goal-based framework for addressing the needs identified in the CHNA. Grants will be awarded to organizations to implement projects or services that are aligned with a specific objective(s) described in the 2023 CHIP, included in the application.
ADDITIONAL CONTENT REQUIREMENTS: All proposals MUST incorporate a plan to meet the National Standards for Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) in Health and Health Care. AWARD AMOUNT AND ELIGIBILTY: This grant cycle will award a total of $100,000 to support efforts of these critical health issues. Individual grant amounts will range between $5,000 and $30,000, at the discretion of the review committee.
Awards will not be given to individuals or be used for scholarships. Grant awards cannot be used to fund capital or overhead expenses. All grant applications must be received no later than 4:00pm on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
FY 2026 COMMUNITY HEALTH INITIATIVES MINI-GRANT REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS-CLOSED Community Health Initiatives Mini-Grants The Greater Lowell Health Alliance of the Community Health Network Area 10 (GLHA of CHNA 10) is comprised of healthcare providers, business leaders, educators, civic and community leaders with a common goal to help the Greater Lowell community identify and address its health and wellness priorities.
The Greater Lowell Health Alliance of CHNA 10 is proud to offer mini grants throughout 2026 to support programs and services that improve the overall health of the Greater Lowell community. The purpose of these mini-grants are to provide funding to address the health disparities listed within the 2025 Community Health Needs Assessment. Section 1: Identifying the Need Grants will be awarded around the following health priorities .
These funds are designed to support the infrastructure of the task force work. (Examples: surveys, data collection, translations, policy work, networking materials, etc.) People with disabilities Pregnant/Postpartum people Grant awards cannot be used to fund capital or overhead expenses. Non-profit organizations or public entities (such as municipalities, schools, health institutions and services) are eligible to apply.
Priority will be given to projects and proposals developed through the GLHA Task Forces and Subcommittees; Behavioral Health Task Force Substance Use and Prevention Task Force Maternal/Child Health Task Force Wellness & Chronic Disease Task Force And whose service area is within the CHNA 10 designated by the Department of Public Health.
Those communities include Billerica, Chelmsford, Dracut, Dunstable, Lowell, Tewksbury, Tyngsboro, and Westford. Towns outside the CHNA 10 service area may serve as partners on grants. Organizations not currently participating in above task forces are encouraged to apply and welcome to join the task forces.
Preference will be given to projects that serve low-income, vulnerable, minority and/or at-risk communities. (*Additional task forces may be established to meet priority areas if not currently being met.) Award Amount and Eligibility A total of ten thousand dollars will be allocated to support efforts of these critical health issues.
Grants will be awarded at the discretion of the GLHA Steering Committee. Awards will not be given to individuals or be used for scholarships. Criteria – $10,000 will be allocated for mini-grants in FY2026; Awards ranging up to $1,500.
2022/2023 Community Health Initiative Grants In the fall of 2022 the Greater Lowell Health Alliance of CHNA 10 offered $355,000 in grant funds to support programs and services to improve the overall health of the Greater Lowell community.
2021/2022 GLHA COMMUNITY HEALTH INITIATIVES GRANT The Greater Lowell Health Alliance of CHNA 10 is proud to offer grants for the fall of 2021 to support programs and services to improve the overall health of the Greater Lowell community. The purpose of this RFP is to provide grant funding to increase support for services and programs to better meet the needs of communities in the Greater Lowell area.
2020/2021 Community Health Initiatives Grant In the fall of 2020 the Greater Lowell Health Alliance of CHNA 10 offered $155,000 in grant funds to support programs and services to improve the overall health of the Greater Lowell community.
2019/2020 Community Health Initiatives Grant The Greater Lowell Health Alliance of CHNA 10 offered grants for the fall of 2019 to support programs and services to improve the overall health of the Greater Lowell community. 2018/2019 Community Health Initiatives Grant Request for Proposals The GLHA is proud to announce the request for proposals for the Fall of 2018 grants.
$185,000 will be allocated to support community-based organizations to address critical health issues in the Greater Lowell area. Grants will be awarded around the following priority areas: Cultural competence/cultural responsiveness, mental health, substance use and prevention, access to healthy food, physical activity, asthma, and social determinants of health. The GLHA is proud to announce the grant awards for the Fall of 2017.
The GLHA awarded ten grants totaling $150,000 to community-based organizations to address critical health issues in the Greater Lowell area. Grants were awarded around the following priority areas: Cultural competence/cultural responsiveness, mental health, substance use and prevention, access to healthy food, physical activity, asthma, and social determinants of health.
2016 Community Health Initiatives Grant The GLHA is proud to announce the grant awards for the Fall of 2016 to support programs and services to improve the overall health of the Greater Lowell community. The GLHA awarded eight grants totaling $200,000 to community-based organizations to address critical health issues in the Greater Lowell area.
Grants were awarded around the following priority areas: mental health and mental disorders, substance abuse (including tobacco use), chronic disease (e.g. asthma, obesity, diabetes), and prevention and screenings (e.g. cancer, children’s nutrition).
GLHA 2015 Community Health Initiatives Mini-Grants The Greater Lowell Health Alliance of CHNA 10 was pleased to offer mini-grants for the Fall of 2015 to provide grant funding to increase support for services and programs to better meet the needs of communities in the Greater Lowell area.
Evidence for Action: Investigator-Initiated Research to Build a Culture of Health Evidence for Action: Investigator-Initiated Research to Build a Culture of Health is a national program of Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) that supports the Foundation’s commitment to building a Culture of Health in the United States.
The program aims to provide individuals, organizations, communities, policymakers, and researchers with the empirical evidence needed to address the key determinants of health encompassed in the Culture of Health Action Framework. In addition, Evidence for Action will also support efforts to assess outcomes and set priorities for action.
It will do this by encouraging and supporting creative, rigorous research on the impact of innovative programs, policies and partnerships on health and well-being, and on novel approaches to measuring health determinants and outcomes. 2017 Circle Health Ball Grant Request For Proposals Deadline: Friday, December 30, 2016 Grants for 2017 will be awarded around mental health.
This priority area was established after review of the 2016 Greater Lowell Community Needs Assessment. All questions or concerns in regard to this RFP may be directed to Amy Werner at 978-788-7378 until 12:00 pm on Thursday, December 29, 2016 .
2021/2022 GLHA COMMUNITY HEALTH INITIATIVES GRANT The Greater Lowell Health Alliance of CHNA 10 is proud to offer grants for the fall of 2021 to support programs and services to improve the overall health of the Greater Lowell community. The purpose of this RFP is to provide grant funding to increase support for services and programs to better meet the needs of communities in the Greater Lowell area.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community organizations in the Greater Lowell region. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Greater Lowell Health Alliance Grants is funded by Greater Lowell Health Alliance Chna 10 Inc. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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