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Health Partnership Grants (Improving Health Through Food priority) is sponsored by The Health Trust. The Health Trust awards grants for projects that advance policies and transform practices and systems pertaining to their focus areas, including "Improving Health Through Food."
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Health Partnership Grants | The Health Trust Health Partnership Grants The Health Trust awards Health Partnership Grants for projects that advance policies, and develop and transform practices and systems pertaining to our focus areas: Improving Health Through Food, Making Chronic Diseases More Preventable & Manageable, and Prioritizing Health In Housing.
Health Partnership grants are made out of a restricted fund for medically-related purposes in accordance with The Health Trust’s organizational charter and by-laws. Improving Health Through Food Funding Priorities Access to nutritious food is critical to support the health and well-being of all individuals.
As such, we seek to address barriers, with long-term impact that will ensure that our target populations – older adults, recently housed individuals, and people of all ages at risk of, or living with, a chronic condition – have access to nutritious food so that they can live healthier lives.
We are interested in investing in projects that test innovative strategies, and/or change policies, practices, and systems to strengthen our community partners’ capacity to meet the food and nutritional needs of our most vulnerable . Under our Food Strategy, we seek to: Scale food assistance for individuals in affordable and supportive housing .
Develop community-clinical linkages that will utilize nutrition to support and improve the health and well-being of vulnerable individuals. Strengthen community-based agencies and programs that prioritize access to nutritious food for vulnerable children, families, and older adults.
Making Chronic Conditions More Preventable & Manageable Funding Priorities Vulnerable individuals of all ages are at higher risk of developing and/or living with at least one chronic condition (if not more in their lifetime). While these chronic conditions can negatively impact our most vulnerable children, families, and older adults, there are ways to prevent and manage chronic conditions.
We are interested in projects with long-term impact that advance policies, and transform systems and practices to make it easier for individuals to prevent and manage at least one of the four chronic conditions prioritized by The Health Trust.
Under our Chronic Conditions Strategy, we seek to: Improve referral linkages between medical providers and community-based organizations offering chronic disease prevention and management resources, including evidence-based programs. Increase guideline-based STI/HIV screening and rapid connection to care for individuals of all ages.
Enhance the infrastructure and capacity of medical providers and community-based organizations that prioritize improving health outcomes focused on diabetes, arthritis, and/or cardiovascular disease. Prioritizing Health In Housing Funding Priorities We believe that one of the biggest drivers of health is stable housing.
As such, we aim to ensure that individuals who have been recently housed in supportive housing are provided with the proper health-related support services to ensure that they remain stably housed. We are interested in supporting projects, and policies, systems and practices that will enable agencies to implement healthy food programs and health-related support services (including behavioral health) in supportive housing .
Under our Housing Strategy, we seek to: Integrate food and health-related services for recently housed individuals in supportive housing. Improve and increase multi-sector partnerships, including non-traditional partners. If you have any questions pertaining to Health Partnership Grants, please contact grants@healthtrust.
org . Health Partnership Grants for Medically-Related Purposes The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health as a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. The Health Trust is concerned about the health of individuals, populations and local communities in Santa Clara and Northern San Benito Counties.
Our grantmaking encompasses the prevention of disease, the maintenance and promotion of health and wellness, and the fostering of conditions, settings and environments (physical, economic, social, and organizational) in which people can be healthy.
Through this broad and holistic lens, The Health Trust makes grants to support medically-related efforts that support the systems and organizations that can positively influence or promote health in communities. “Health policy was once thought to be about the provision and funding of medical care. This is now changing.
While medical care can prolong survival and improve prognosis after some serious diseases, more important for the health of the population as a whole are the social and economic conditions that make people ill and in need of medical care in the first place. Nevertheless, universal access to medical care is clearly one of the social determinants of health. ” Social Determinants of Health: The Solid Facts (WHO, 2003)
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Santa Clara and Northern San Benito Counties, California addressing food access, chronic disease management, or supportive housing integration. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Health Partnership Grants (Improving Health Through Food priority) is funded by The Health Trust. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in California. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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The Health Trust Health Partnership Grants program funds nonprofit organizations and public agencies working to improve health equity and community health outcomes in Santa Clara County and Northern San Benito County, California. The program prioritizes projects that incorporate system, policy, or practice changes with lasting impact; build health equity within The Health Trust's focus areas; include measurable outcomes; and demonstrate sustainability beyond the grant period. There is no maximum grant request amount, and multi-year funding is available with amounts appropriate to project scope. Letters of Intent are accepted on an ongoing basis with no set deadline, and applicants are notified within 45 days of LOI receipt. Full proposals are by invitation only. Capital campaigns, equipment purchases, and government funding replacements are not funded.
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