Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Community Health Initiatives is a grant program from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation that funds diverse leaders and organizations driving lasting change across health-related systems in the United States.

The foundation supports work in areas including housing access, food security, clean water, economic inclusion for families, democratic participation, health equity data, affordable healthcare, and public health systems. The foundation primarily identifies grantees through its programs and does not accept unsolicited proposals by mail, email, or phone. Eligible nonprofits focused on health may apply directly.

Grant amounts vary by program and priority area.

Leveraging the strengths of communities and institutions Pamela Pruitt from Capital Health delivers opening remarks during a roundtable-style conversation about the community at Christ Temple Ministries in Trenton, N. J. Photo by Kriston Jae Bethel.

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Photo by Kriston Jae Bethel. We fund diverse groups of leaders driving lasting change across multiple systems. We're working to ensure safe, affordable places to live and easy access to healthy food, clean water, and good job opportunities Economic Inclusion for Families We envision U.S. tax and caregiving systems that support caregivers, so all families have the resources they need to raise thriving children.

We envision a more inclusive, effective, and multiracial democracy where everyone can participate in the political processes that impact health. We're working to broaden how we collect, share, and use data, including cultural and community knowledge, to prioritize health equity. We're working toward affordable and respectful healthcare, with a diverse workforce that values different cultures' approaches to health.

We envision a public health system that is trustworthy and accountable to communities, supported by funding, data, and capacity to advance health equity. Learn more about how we develop and award grants, and how to prepare and submit your application. Read about our grantmaking process <span class="heading3-style">Grantee resources</span></h3> <p>We're here to support you through the entire grant process.

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