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Find similar grantsSystems Improvement and Innovation Grants is sponsored by Maine Health Access Foundation Inc.. Supports innovative approaches to improve health systems and services in Maine.
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Discretionary Grant Program is a grant from the Maine Health Access Foundation that funds organizations working to improve health care access and equity across Maine. As the state's largest private nonprofit health care foundation, MeHAF focuses on building capacity of community-led organizations to achieve equitable health outcomes. The foundation's broader grant portfolio includes Community Responsive Grants, Health Equity Capacity Building Grants, and Systems Improvement and Innovation Responsive Grants. Eligible applicants are Maine-based organizations addressing health coverage, access, or quality of care. Specific award amounts, deadlines, and eligibility criteria for the Discretionary Grant Program are not publicly listed; contact MeHAF at 207-620-8266 or visit their website for current funding opportunities.
The Meeting Support Program is a grant from Maine Health Access Foundation Inc. that funds community, regional, and statewide meetings and conferences in Maine that advance health access, health equity, and improved health systems. Grants range from $1,000 to $2,000 and are intended for convenings that bring together stakeholders facing disproportionate barriers to health care. Eligible applicants include Maine-based 501(c)(3) nonprofits, local and tribal government entities, and educational institutions. Applications must be submitted at least six weeks before the planned meeting date.
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