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Kaiser Permanente Community Health Grants (Oakland focus) is sponsored by Kaiser Permanente (via East Bay Community Foundation). Kaiser Permanente is investing in grants that support small and diverse businesses in Oakland through access to low-interest loans, grants, technical assistance, training, and networking opportunities, aiming to improve health and vitality in the city.
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East Bay | Kaiser Permanente Serving communities in Alameda and Contra Costa counties Greater Southern Alameda Area Kaiser Permanente’s East Bay service area includes North Alameda County and parts of West Contra Costa County. These communities are served by our Oakland and Richmond medical centers.
In addition to providing affordable health care and coverage for our members and patients, Kaiser Permanente uses a full range of assets to improve the health of the communities we serve. We provide grants and donations to address identified health needs, sponsorships to support community events and activities, and in-kind donations, as well as employee and physician volunteers.
Community Health Needs Assessment The Kaiser Permanente Community Health Needs Assessment reports for the Oakland and Richmond medical centers are informed by data and input from community partners to identify and address prioritized health needs in the community.
To view the Community Health Needs Assessments for each Kaiser Permanente medical center and submit comments, please visit the Kaiser Permanente Community Health Needs Assessments page . Our community benefit reports for our Kaiser Permanente medical centers in Oakland and Richmond highlight strategies and resources we deployed to respond to prioritized health needs and to improve health in those communities.
To view the reports, please visit our Reports page . Kaiser Permanente provides charitable contributions to community-based organizations with an emphasis on addressing health and social inequities in the communities we serve.
We partner with community-based organizations to support events and activities that address our identified community health needs and promote healthy lifestyles, education, workforce development, and environmental stewardship. For instructions on how to submit an online sponsorship application, please review the Mosaic User Guide for Sponsorship Applicants.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small and diverse businesses in Oakland, particularly entrepreneurs of color, women, and LGBTQ-owned businesses. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Kaiser Permanente Community Health Grants (Oakland focus) is funded by Kaiser Permanente (via East Bay Community Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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