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Find similar grantsOSU Center Pilot Project Program is sponsored by Oregon State University Center for Children's Environmental Health. Funds projects to accelerate the adoption of evidence-informed policies and practices to protect children from environmental hazards.
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Nurturely Enviro-Natal Health Equity Symposium ASPIRE Children’s Environmental Health Center The ASPIRE Center offers pilot project funding to accelerate the adoption of evidence-informed interventions that reduce harmful environmental exposures where children live, learn, and play! Check out previous ASPIRE Center Pilot Projects !
Anyone committed to promoting children’s environmental health is invited to apply for pilot project funding during our annual request for proposals.
This could include, but is not limited to: Local public health authorities or other government organizations Community-based organizations Health or health care partners Schools/early learning centers The ASPIRE Center considers applications for projects that will meet at least one of the criteria below: Develop new innovative methods to conduct, evaluate and translate children’s environmental health research.
Translate existing research into policies, programs, or practices that improve children’s environmental health. Identify the needs of community stakeholders and connect community stakeholders with researchers to promote the implementation and dissemination of existing evidence-informed strategies, interventions, and education materials/messaging.
Priority areas for pilot project funding are subject to change depending on the ASPIRE Center’s needs.
However, previous year priority areas have included: Reducing the exposure and health impacts of wildfire smoke and air pollution Supporting the Oregon Choose Safe Places and/or CEHN Eco-Healthy Child Care® programs Efforts to adapt and increase resilience to hazards produced by environmental stressors, including extreme weather events or natural disasters Promoting or evaluating policies and practices to protect children from environmental hazards Applications for other projects areas will be considered.
ASPIRE Children’s Environmental Health Center Email Facebook Instagram Twitter 541-737-1387 Hallie E. Ford Center for Healthy Children & Families 2631 SW Campus Way, Corvallis, OR 97331
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OSU Center Pilot Project Program is funded by Oregon State University Center for Children's Environmental Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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