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Facebook-fInstagramX-twitter NJ FamilyCare/Medicaid Changes * NJ FamilyCare/Medicaid Changes * Pediatric Asthma Community Resource Directory * Targeted Neighborhood Approach * Maternal and Child Health * Child and Adolescent Health * Patient Education Materials * NJ FamilyCare/Medicaid Changes * Pediatric Asthma Community Resource Directory * Targeted Neighborhood Approach * Maternal and Child Health * Child and Adolescent Health * Patient Education Materials ##### GREATER NEWARK HEALTH CARE COALITION ##### Creative Collaborations ##### Healthier Communities ## Greater Newark Health Care Coalition The Greater Newark Health Care Coalition (GNHCC) began in 2008 as a vehicle for response to the closure of two Newark hospitals.
It provided a conduit for information between hospital CEOs and the New Jersey Commissioner of Health. As the crisis abated, the participants determined that there was value in the continuation of an organization comprising high-level representatives of Newark area entities concerned with access to high-quality health care – and in particular, primary health care – in the greater Newark area.
Over time, the organization grew to include high-level representatives of hospitals, primary health care, educational institutions, advocacy organizations, behavioral health organizations, visiting nurse organizations, and others. The New Jersey and Newark Health Departments are represented ex officio. Since its inception, GNHCC has undertaken diverse initiatives aimed at transforming healthcare and health outcomes for our region.
The vision of GNHCC is health equity for residents of the Greater Newark region. GNHCC’s mission is to work collaboratively to improve systems and community and individual conditions for optimal health and well-being. In January of 2020, Governor Murphy designated GNHCC, along with sister coalitions in Camden, Trenton, and Paterson, as NJ’s first Regional Health Hubs (RHH).
RHHs are envisioned as non-profit organizations dedicated to improving healthcare delivery and health outcomes, working in concert with consumers and stakeholders in the region. “Cover All Kids NJ” ensures that all children in New Jersey have access to health insurance coverage.
It is part of a broader effort to expand healthcare access and reduce the number of uninsured individuals, particularly among vulnerable populations like children, regardless of their immigration status. ## NJ FamilyCare/Medicaid Changes “Stay Covered NJ” is an initiative of the NJ Department of Human Services to ensure that current Medicaid members remain covered under the NJFamilyCare Program.
The focus is to ensure that residents of New Jersey currently enrolled in NJFamilyCare return their renewal packages to continue receiving health insurance benefits.
### Targeted Neighborhood Approach Health South Ward Promise Neighborhood Health Anchor Partner Targeted Neighborhood Approach In December of 2017, the U.S. Department of Education awarded the South Ward Promise Neighborhood (SWPN) a five-year $30 […] ### Maternal and Child Health Health Maternal and Child Health Maternal and Child Health New Jersey’s racial disparities in the area of maternal and child health are among the largest in the nation.
The infant […] ### Child and Adolescent Health Health Child and Adolescent Health Child and Adolescent Health In its role as a steering committee member of the New Jersey Health Initiative’s Believe in a Healthy Newark collaborative, in […] ### NJ FamilyCare Housing Supports Program NJ Family care Housing Supports Program What is the NJ FamilyCare Housing Supports Program?
The NJ FamilyCare Housing Supports Program is a new initiative to help individuals with Medicaid and insecure […] ### Faith Based Strategies Health Faith-Based Strategies Faith-Based Strategies Faith in Prevention is an initiative of the New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH) to expand the role of faith-based organizations in the delivery of […] ### Targeted Neighborhood Approach Health South Ward Promise Neighborhood Health Anchor Partner Targeted Neighborhood Approach In December of 2017, the U.S. Department of Education awarded the South Ward Promise Neighborhood (SWPN) a five-year $30 […] ### Maternal and Child Health Health Maternal and Child Health Maternal and Child Health New Jersey’s racial disparities in the area of maternal and child health are among the largest in the nation.
The infant […] ### Child and Adolescent Health Health Child and Adolescent Health Child and Adolescent Health In its role as a steering committee member of the New Jersey Health Initiative’s Believe in a Healthy Newark collaborative, in […] ### NJ FamilyCare Housing Supports Program NJ Family care Housing Supports Program What is the NJ FamilyCare Housing Supports Program?
The NJ FamilyCare Housing Supports Program is a new initiative to help individuals with Medicaid and insecure […] ### Faith Based Strategies Health Faith-Based Strategies Faith-Based Strategies Faith in Prevention is an initiative of the New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH) to expand the role of faith-based organizations in the delivery of […] ### Targeted Neighborhood Approach Health South Ward Promise Neighborhood Health Anchor Partner Targeted Neighborhood Approach In December of 2017, the U.S. Department of Education awarded the South Ward Promise Neighborhood (SWPN) a five-year $30 […] ### NCST – BACK TO SCHOOL GIVEAWAY ### 6th Annual Community Resource Day ### NCST – BACK TO SCHOOL GIVEAWAY ### 6th Annual Community Resource Day ### National Health Center Week Innovative Care, Transforming Lives Support for this website was provided in part by a grant from The Healthcare Foundation of NJ, and contributions from Propel Digital Media Solutions.
* Greater Newark Health Care Coalition 80 Main Street, Suite 210 * info@greaternewarkhcc. org Facebook-fInstagramX-twitter Website powered by: Intelligent Design [](https://greaternewarkhcc. org/#) #### Starting October 1, 2026 New federal rules will change who can get **NJ FamilyCare/Medicaid** based on their immigration status.
To learn more about these changes and who may be affected, visit A partir del **1 de octubre de 2026**, nuevas normas federales modificarán quiénes pueden acceder a **NJ FamilyCare/Medicaid** según su estatus migratorio.
Para obtener más información sobre estos cambios y quiénes podrían verse afectados, visita Apati **1ye oktòb 2026**, nouvo règleman federal yo pral chanje ki moun ki ka jwenn **NJ FamilyCare/Medicaid** selon sitiyasyon imigrasyon yo.
Pou aprann plis bagay sou chanjman sa yo ak ki moun ki ka afekte, vizite A partir de **1 de outubro de 2026**, novas regras federais irão alterar quem pode receber o **NJ FamilyCare/Medicaid** com base no seu estatuto de imigração.
Para saber mais sobre estas alterações e quem pode ser afetado, visita Zì **2026 Nián 10 yuè 1 rì**, xīn de liánbāng fǎguī jiāng gēnjù yímín shēnfèn tiáozhěng **NJ FamilyCare/Medicaid**(xīnzéxī zhōu jiātíng hùlǐ/yīliáo bǔzhù jìhuà) de tóubǎo zīgé.
Rú xū liǎojiě yǒuguān zhèxiē biàngēng de gèng duō zīxùn yǐjí nǎxiē rén kěnéng shòudào yǐngxiǎng, 訪問 **1 october, 2026**thi, nava federal niyamo badalaashe ke kon **NJ femiliker/mediked**melavee shake chhe, temna imigreshan stetsonaa aadhare.
aa ferfaaro ane kone asar thai shake che te vishe vadhu janva mate, મુલાકાત લો abtda’an min **1 ‘uktubar 2026**, stughyr alqawaeid alfidiraliat aljadidat maeayir al’ahliat lilhusul ealaa barnamaj alrieayat **aleayiliiti/midikid**fi niujirsi bna’an ealaa wade alhijrati. limaerifat almazid ean hadhih altaghyirat walfiat almuta’athirat biha, زور
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community organizations and birthing people and their families in the Greater Newark, NJ region and Northern New Jersey areas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Maternal and Child Health Improvement is funded by Greater Newark Health Care Coalition. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New Jersey. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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