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8 grants related to Residential Care and Nursing Home Services Grants Last updated May 05, 2026 Families for Better Care operates a program designed to alleviate the isolation and loneliness experienced by nursing home and long-term care residents, particularly those affected by pandemic-related visitation restrictions.
The initiative focuses on restoring social connections by providing Amazon Echo Show 5 devices to residents, enabling them to video-connect with family members through voice-activated technology. This program is available to residents in nursing homes and long-term care facilities across all 50 United States and the District of Columbia. Devices are provided free of charge to eligible applicants until campaign funds are exhausted.
The initiative is supported by tax-deductible donations collected through a dedicated GoFundMe campaign, with all proceeds directed toward the purchase and distribution of the communication devices. Geographic Focus: Open to United States Geographic Focus: Not specified This grant prioritizes alleviating childhood malnutrition and enhancing educational opportunities, alongside fostering community safety, health, and equity.
Key beneficiaries include school children, orphanage residents, and nursing home residents, who receive essential nourishment and support. The initiative focuses on ensuring adequate food intake for children's growth, immune systems, and cognitive development, while also combating social barriers to education and improving mental focus.
Programs like the 'Food for Education School Feeding Program' in Kibera Slum, Kenya, provide daily meals to hundreds of children. Additionally, a 'Soup Kitchen Meal Provision' near Lodi, California, offers free meals to the unsheltered and hungry, with 'Food Box Distribution' supporting low-income families and seniors.
Services are also noted for potential expansion to Houston, USA, addressing fundamental needs and promoting overall community well-being. Geographic Focus: Not specified The John Jordan Foundation (JJF) focuses on youth and family enrichment, with an emphasis on early intervention programs. Geographically, the foundation prioritizes Sonoma, Marin, and Lake counties in California.
Key beneficiaries include youth in the North Bay and Lake County, women affected by domestic violence or recovering from addiction, and children of incarcerated parents.
Programs supported include the Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma-Marin, which aims to help youth achieve academic success and healthy lifestyles; Hope Rising's Smart Start Bright Futures, a cradle-to-career initiative supporting youth in Lake County; and the North Bay Children’s Center, which delivers early learning experiences.
Additionally, the foundation supports the YWCA's domestic support program, Women’s Recovery Services, and the Prison Fellowship's Angel Tree program. Geographic Focus: Not specified The Mary Oakley Foundation supports academic medical research and public education focused on age-related cognitive diseases, including Alzheimers and other brain disorders.
The Foundation funds major research initiatives, such as the Mary Oakley Foundation Chair in Neurodegenerative Diseases at the University of California and various programs through the Alzheimers Association. Beyond research, the Foundation provides financial assistance to indigent seniors suffering from dementia who reside in the California Tri-Counties area of Ventura, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo.
This support includes monthly stipends for residential care in contracted facilities, as well as funding for day care, respite services, and family support programs. To qualify for residential care, applicants must be long-time residents of the service area, meet strict financial and health criteria, and possess U.S. citizenship.
The Foundation operates exclusively through pre-selected organizations and does not accept unsolicited proposals or donations. Geographic Focus: Not specified The Full Service Partnership (FSP) program, established under the Mental Health Services Act, provides intensive mental health services to children and adolescents identified as Seriously Emotionally Disturbed, as well as adults and older adults with serious mental disorders.
The program offers a comprehensive range of support, including Assisted Outpatient Treatment, Intensive Service Recipient programs, Misdemeanor Incompetent to Stand Trial services, and specialized residential and forensic support. Services are delivered via telehealth or at designated locations in multiple languages, including Chinese (Mandarin), English, Japanese, Korean, Khmer (Cambodian), and Spanish.
The program serves as a collaborative partner for the Asian Pacific Islander community and operates within California Department of Mental Health Service Areas 2, 5, and 8. Access to these services requires a referral from the respective area Navigator. Geographic Focus: Not specified The grant focuses on providing hospice care, supportive palliative care, pediatric care programs, and bereavement support for hospice families.
Additional focus areas include outpatient mental health counseling, school-based counseling, and a youth grief camp called Camp Wokini. The grant also supports a durable medical equipment program and retail operations through Hope Chest Thrift Stores.
Beneficiaries include hospice patients and their families, pediatric patients and families, youth experiencing grief, outpatient mental health clients, school students, durable medical equipment recipients, and thrift store customers and volunteers.
Programs offered encompass palliative care, hospice care, pediatric care, Alexander Cohen Hospice House, hospice family bereavement, Camp Wokini, Hope Counseling Mental Health Services, cardiovascular specialty program, and veterans-centered care. Services are primarily provided in Stanislaus, San Joaquin, Merced, Calaveras, Mariposa, Tuolumne, and parts of Contra Costa, Sacramento, Alameda, and Santa Clara counties in California.
Geographic Focus: Not specified This grant supports New Directions for Women, a program focused on providing gender-specific, culturally relevant, and holistic addiction treatment services for women. The program operates in California, with specific facilities located in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach.
Beneficiaries include women struggling with drug or alcohol abuse, those with co-occurring mental health disorders (dual diagnosis), pregnant women and mothers, women from diverse professional and socioeconomic backgrounds, and older women. The grant's focus areas encompass a comprehensive continuum of care, from medically supervised detoxification to aftercare and alumnae services, alongside specialized dual diagnosis treatment.
Programs offered include detoxification, residential treatment, partial day treatment, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), sober living, and various therapeutic modalities aimed at healing the mind, body, and spirit. Geographic Focus: Not specified New York State Public Benefit Corporation support@giboo. com 205 W 37th St, 8th Floor New York, NY 10018
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nursing home and long-term care residents in Louisiana affected by isolation, with a focus on improving social connections through technology. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Help Isolated Residents is funded by Families for Better Care Inc.. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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