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Find similar grantsVHCF Health Access Grants is sponsored by Virginia Health Care Foundation. Aims to enhance healthcare access for uninsured Virginians and those in underserved areas. This funding supports initiatives to expand care capacity, establish broader services, and address the mental health crisis.
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Virginia Health Care Foundation VHCF grants fall into four broad categories, each of which has its own eligibility criteria and application process. Health access grants are awarded spring and fall each year; all other grants are issued only in response to specific requests for proposal.
Health Access : Most VHCF grants help uninsured Virginians receive medical, dental, and/or mental health care, either through a new approach or by replicating one of VHCF’s Models That Made It. Medicaid/FAMIS Application Assistance : VHCF Project Connect grants fund local enrollment efforts that help individuals and families apply for Cardinal Care (Virginia’s Medicaid/FAMIS programs).
Medication Assistance Programs : VHCF’s RxRelief Virginia grants fund caseworkers at local organizations who help eligible uninsured Virginians obtain free medicines for chronic illnesses via pharmaceutical companies’ Patient Assistance Programs. Special Initiatives : Occasionally, VHCF creates special initiatives to address identified needs in Virginia.
Past initiatives have included approaches focused on elevating the degree of behavioral health integration at participating sites, increasing the number of behavioral health clinicians across the state, and facilitating partnerships to connect patients with stable and permanent medical homes, to name a few.
Grant applications are scrutinized to ensure strong project leadership, a well-articulated vision, a solid operating plan, evidence of community support, and long-term financial viability. Eighty-nine percent of VHCF-funded projects sustain themselves at or above the same level after VHCF funding ceases. “I know for a fact that I wouldn’t be where I am today if I hadn’t gotten help.
” I didn’t realize that I had post-traumatic stress syndrome from all the abuse I suffered both as a child and an adult. It made me feel trapped and stupid. I was angry all the time and kept everything bottled up until I exploded, because I didn’t have the coping skills to deal with that anger.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Public agencies and 501(c)(3) nonprofits in Virginia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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VHCF Health Access Grants is funded by Virginia Health Care Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Virginia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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Health Access Grants is sponsored by Virginia Health Care Foundation. These grants invest in expanding access to primary health care (including behavioral and oral health) services for uninsured and underserved Virginians and building the capacity of organizations to provide such care. Community organizing that directly impacts health access or advocates for underserved populations in healthcare could be a fit.
Health Access Grants - Accelerating Licensure of Behavioral Health Professionals is sponsored by Virginia Health Care Foundation. This funding track addresses the shortage of behavioral health professionals in Virginia, particularly in federally designated mental health professional shortage areas. It considers proposals for funding to pay the salary and benefits of masters-prepared social workers and counselors who require oversight by a licensed professional to become licensed. This directly supports increasing the behavioral healthcare workforce, which could indirectly benefit VA medical facilities by increasing the pool of available professionals in the state.
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