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Find similar grantsRecognizes workplaces that prioritize employee health through a three-year designation program with Gold, Silver, and Bronze levels, focusing on criteria like nutrition promotion and physical activity.
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Illinois Department of Public Health Community Health Grants is sponsored by Illinois Department of Public Health. Grants to Illinois nonprofits and local health departments for community health improvement programs addressing chronic disease, maternal and child health, environmental health, and health equity. This supports health initiatives for vulnerable populations, including children.
Communities of Color Special At Risk Population is sponsored by Illinois Department of Public Health. This Illinois state grant funds HIV prevention, education, testing, and care programs targeting communities of color, specifically at-risk minority populations including Latinos. Organizations with capacity to reach these populations through culturally and linguistically competent programs are sought. Survey research evaluation and bilingual outreach would be crucial components of such programs.
Ten Million Trees Program (Free Native Trees) is sponsored by Ten Million Trees (various PA counties and partners). This program provides free native trees to farmers to help clean water, reduce erosion, and create healthy habitats. The program assists with choosing native tree species, provides access to local tree planting partners, educational programs, and volunteers for maintenance. Many PA counties also offer technical assistance and grant funding for streamside preparation, planting, maintenance, and incentives.
Choose Healthy Life Black Clergy Coalition: A Faith-based Approach to Increase COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake in Black Americans (This program appears to be administered through United Way of New York City in partnership with HRSA) is sponsored by Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (Awarded to United Way of New York City). A grant to support and expand Choose Healthy Life's network of Black churches to address health disparities in the Black community, initially focused on COVID-19 vaccine uptake and expanding to other critical health conditions like obesity, hypertension, and diabetes.
Advancing Reproductive and Gender Justice is sponsored by Ford Foundation. Supports efforts to guarantee that all women, particularly women of color, low-income women, gender non-conforming/non-binary people, and rural women, have the ability to choose whether to have a child and when, to give birth safely, and to raise children in a healthy, thriving …
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