Awarded Grants

To provide emergency support for essential community provider.

To improve the fundraising capacity of the Children's Alliance as well as fiscal management by obtaining software systems and training.

To improve the mental health and well being of children, youth, and families in Dover by strengthening the ability of the Dover Kid's Cabinet to assess community needs, develop an integrated community approach, and sustain these efforts.

To reduce childhood lead paint poisoning in New Hampshire through a coordinated approach to improving NH's lead poisoning prevention policies by continuing to convene and expand a strong coalition of diverse interests, strengthening a lead paint prevention communications network, advocating for primary prevention and other sound policies, and engaging in other strategic activities designed to further primary prevention policy change in systems throughout the state.

To improve NH's mental health system by transitioning the legislative mental health commission from its planning phase to implementation.

To develop the next generation of Community Health Center and primary care leaders who will deliver comprehensive primary and preventive care services to medically-underserved and geographically, culturally and linguistically isolated persons by establishing the curriculum for a leadership development program.

To assure a sustainable programs and finances for Families First by developing a Strategic Business Plan that gives a compelling, realistic and sustainable vision for the future.

To empower and strengthen the role and participation of African women and girls in reducing health disparities by removing or reducing some of the social and cultural barriers to access health services.

To assure long-range financial stability of the organization by procuring the services of a technical assistance provider.

To assure the availability of primary care services northern Coos County by developing a long-term sustainability plan for the Indian Stream Health

To promote improved integration of NH's increasing immigrant and refugee populations by developing a statewide humanities initiative focused on increasing knowledge and understanding of immigration nationally and in NH and promoting cultural exchange and understanding between and among newcomers and the NH's receiving communities.

To strengthen The Way Home's organizational capacity to deliver Healthy Homes Services in the greater Manchester area by analyzing and documenting current services.