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Find similar grantsPremera Social Impact (Invitation Only) is sponsored by Premera Blue Cross. Premera Social Impact invests in communities in Washington and Alaska with a sharpened focus on health equity, behavioral health, homelessness, and rural health access.
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Community Investments - Premera, Well. Beyond. Premera goes well beyond to support the health of historically underserved communities in Washington and Alaska so everyone can access quality care that fits their needs.
By leveraging a one-time 2018 tax refund, we’ve invested more than $100 million into communities across Washington and Alaska. Providing funding is just the beginning. Our approach involves identifying areas where investments will lead to a ripple effect of support and improve lives throughout the community for years to come.
By working with and through our partners, we can create greater impact and sustainable solutions that help people overcome barriers to care. Investing in change for our communities Premera Blue Cross CEO Jeffrey Roe details the drive behind Well. Beyond.
and the long-term impact these investments will have across Washington and Alaska communities. Since beginning this work, we’re witnessing a ripple effect of support flow through each community. These projects, even some of the smallest ones, are delivering generational changes.
Care where it’s needed most Through more than 400 grants, Premera aimed to improve overall health and accelerate work already underway that addresses behavioral health and its intersection with homelessness, healthier communities, and rural health. Behavioral health and homelessness Premera Social Impact is not accepting grant proposals at this time. Grants applications are available on an invitation-only basis.
Going the distance to effect change Our aim is to go well beyond in every element of these investments. Working with partners, our goal is to remove barriers to care and address health disparities so everyone in the community can live healthier lives. Premera has served these communities invested in Alaska and Washington
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Grants are by invitation only to partner organizations in Washington and Alaska that address behavioral health and homelessness, healthier communities, and rural healthcare. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Premera Social Impact (Invitation Only) is funded by Premera Blue Cross. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Washington and Alaska. Check the official notice for exact location requirements.
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Social Impact Program is sponsored by Premera Blue Cross. Premera's Social Impact program supports organizations in Washington and Alaska focused on behavioral health, addressing gaps in healthcare, and the health of rural and remote communities. They offer grants for evidence-based programs, pilot projects, and capacity building, with a priority for underserved communities, including people of color and low-income populations. While not directly criminal justice reform, programs addressing behavioral health and health equity for underserved populations could be relevant.
Premera Social Impact Grant is sponsored by Premera Blue Cross. Premera Social Impact works with local organizations on solutions that help people live healthier lives. These grants reach communities where care is needed most, with a focus on behavioral health, addressing gaps in healthcare, and the health of rural and remote communities. The program prioritizes funding for underserved communities, including people of color and low-income populations.
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