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The Health Trust Health Equity Fund is sponsored by The Health Trust. This fund supports projects that advance the health and well-being of communities disproportionately impacted by health disparities, particularly in Santa Clara County and/or Northern San Benito County. Small businesses with innovative approaches to health equity data or community health assessment could potentially be invited to apply.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Public agencies or nonprofit organizations (tax exempt at Federal and State level). Projects must directly benefit residents of Santa Clara County and/or Northern San Benito County. Priority is given to organizations and projects addressing health disparities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The Health Trust Health Equity Fund is funded by The Health Trust. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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The Health Trust Health Partnership Grants program funds nonprofit organizations and public agencies working to improve health equity and community health outcomes in Santa Clara County and Northern San Benito County, California. The program prioritizes projects that incorporate system, policy, or practice changes with lasting impact; build health equity within The Health Trust's focus areas; include measurable outcomes; and demonstrate sustainability beyond the grant period. There is no maximum grant request amount, and multi-year funding is available with amounts appropriate to project scope. Letters of Intent are accepted on an ongoing basis with no set deadline, and applicants are notified within 45 days of LOI receipt. Full proposals are by invitation only. Capital campaigns, equipment purchases, and government funding replacements are not funded.
Health Partnership Fund Grants is a grant from The Health Trust that supports collaborative health initiatives between community organizations and healthcare institutions to improve access to care and health outcomes in underserved communities. The program funds projects that bring together nonprofits, clinics, hospitals, and community groups to address gaps in healthcare delivery, reduce barriers to services, and promote preventive health practices. Eligible applicants include partnership-based organizations demonstrating a cross-sector approach to community health needs. Projects may address primary care access, behavioral health integration, chronic disease management, or maternal health. Priority is given to initiatives serving low-income populations and communities of color, with clear plans for sustainability beyond the grant period.
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