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Find similar grantsYouth Workforce Development 2.0 Initiative is sponsored by Illinois Children's Healthcare Foundation. Provides grants to nonprofit organizations supporting strategies that encourage children to pursue careers in children's oral health and/or behavioral health workforce.
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Youth Workforce Development 2. 0 Initiative RFP - Illinois Children’s Healthcare Foundation 06 Jan Youth Workforce Development 2. 0 Initiative RFP Youth Workforce Development 2.
0 Initiative RFP More than 1/2 of all Illinois residents live in an area with a shortage of primary, dental, or mental health care providers. In response to the increase in children’s healthcare workforce shortages in Illinois, ILCHF is issuing the “YOUTH WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 2. 0 RFP” grant opportunity.
This initiative seeks to provide grants of up to $20,000 each for nonprofit organizations with the capacity to support strategies that encourage children to potentially pursue a career path in the children’s oral health and/or behavioral health workforce, ensuring that “Every Child in Illinois Grows Up Healthy.
” Please note that this grant opportunity is only available to organizations located and/or operating in ILCHF’s Southwest Central and Northern Illinois funding regions (see attached map below). To learn more about this opportunity, please register here to attend an info-session scheduled for 11 am on Monday, September 16th, 2024 .
For questions and or additional details related to the RFP, please contact Zach Wilder, Associate Program Officer at ZacharyWilder@ilchf. org . The RFP and supporting documents are accessible below.
Youth Workforce Development 2. 0 RFP , click here . On-Line RFP Application , click here.
RFP Application Scoring Rubric , click here. Info-session Presentation, click here . Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Document , click here.
Past Examples of Children’s Healthcare Workforce Development Projects, click here . ILCHF’s Funding Region Map , click here. Budget Template Revised, click here.
Officer’s Certificate Form, click here . Proposals are due on-line by November 15 th , 2024 at 5:00 PM CST. We look forward to receiving and reviewing your application!
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