Partners in Health and Wholeness Mini-Grants

Partners in Health and Wholeness Mini-Grants is sponsored by North Carolina Council of Churches. Partners in Health and Wholeness (PHW), an initiative of the North Carolina Council of Churches, offers mini-grants to support congregations' health ministries. These grants are available to faith communities who schedule an opioid workshop.

Partners in Health and Wholeness Mini-Grant Cycle Now Open - NC Council of Churches Skip to primary navigation Dive Deep into our 90 Year History! Enter your search term... The Partners in Health and Wholeness (PHW) Summer Mini-Grant Cycle is now open.

Mini-grants are a great way to support programs in your health ministry that engage church congregants and fulfill a health need in the church and surrounding community. Mini-grants are open to any worshipping community that has applied for or renewed membership to the PHW Collaborative within the past year. If you have applied and been approved for a mini-grant after April 2017 you are not yet eligible to receive another mini-grant.

Priority is given to projects that address one of PHW’s four cornerstones: healthy eating, physical activity, tobacco prevention and cessation, and mental health. Our partners have used grants to fund a variety of initiatives, including health fairs, community gardens, healthy snacks for youth, creation of walking trails, mental health first-aid trainings, purchase of tobacco cessation signs, and much more.

We have developed a guideline of example mini-grant projects to assist your faith community when filling out the mini-grant application. To access this list, click here . You are eligible to request up to $1000 to fund your initiative.

The application will remain open until June 30th. To learn more about mini-grant requirements and to access the mini-grant application, click here . If your congregation is not a member of the PHW Collaborative, we encourage you to submit an application to join.

The PHW Collaborative is a network of congregations and faith communities throughout the state of North Carolina promoting health and wholeness in their communities. To learn more about the benefits of joining the PHW Collaborative, click here .

If you have questions about the PHW Mini-Grant application or the PHW Collaborative, please call or email your regional coordinator , or reach out to our PHW Program Associate, Michelle Peedin, at PHWinfo@ncchurches. org , or 919-428-7220. Additionally, please browse through our PHW Collaborative and Mini-Grant FAQs here to learn more.

About Lindsay Barth, Event Coordinator & PHW Communications Associate Lindsay is a native of Western North Carolina. She continued her education at UNC Chapel Hill where she studied Communication, with a focus in Interpersonal and Organization Communication, and Hispanic Literature and Culture. While at UNC, Lindsay realized her passion for public health education through working with a student-led nonprofit called GlobeMed.

Since the fall of 2017, Lindsay has been working with Council in an event planning and office management capacity. She also serves as the Communications Associate for the Partners in Health and Wholeness Program. When she’s not at work, you can catch her exploring new places and watching UNC basketball.