Statewide Grants Program

General Fund & Eight Populations is sponsored by Mother Cabrini Health Foundation. The General Fund supports projects that do not fit within Mother Cabrini Health Foundation's specific program areas but advance the health and well-being of vulnerable New Yorkers, particularly those in the eight priority populations: immigrants, justice-involved individuals, low-income individuals and families, older adults, people with disabilities, veterans, young children, pregnant women, new moms and dads, and youth and young adults.

Basic Needs Program (Economic Security/Mobility) is sponsored by Mother Cabrini Health Foundation. This program promotes pathways to financial stability and prosperity through financial literacy and counseling, quality and inclusive jobs training and education, access to safe and affordable financial services, asset-building, and emergency financial assistance. It supports organizations serving underserved New Yorkers through services that address barriers to health and stability.

Basic Needs Program (Food and Nutrition) is sponsored by Mother Cabrini Health Foundation. This program supports interventions to improve access to healthy, affordable, and culturally appropriate food and nutrition education for New Yorkers experiencing food insecurity or diet-related health conditions and chronic disease. It also includes support for long-term solutions that promote equitable nutrition security for all.

Basic Needs is sponsored by Mother Cabrini Health Foundation. This program addresses barriers to health and well-being caused by food insecurity, inadequate housing, economic instability, and difficulty accessing social services. It prioritizes direct services and programs benefiting poor, disadvantaged, or underserved New York State residents, including access to healthy, affordable, culturally appropriate food and nutrition education.

Basic Needs Program is sponsored by Mother Cabrini Health Foundation. The Mother Cabrini Health Foundation's Basic Needs program addresses barriers to health and well-being caused by food insecurity, inadequate housing, economic instability, and difficulty accessing social services. It prioritizes direct services and programs benefiting poor, disadvantaged, or underserved New York State residents, including access to healthy, affordable, culturally appropriate food and nutrition education.

NurseHack4Health is sponsored by See official notice (open innovation event). This is an open innovation event for nurse innovators to develop and pitch projects. While the specific focus on AI is not explicitly stated, innovation in healthcare often involves technology, and nurses are encouraged to develop solutions to improve care.