Awarded Grants

To plan and design a cost-efficient videoconferencing network that would link experts in child/adolescent trauma treatment with NH community mental health centers seeking training and supervision to improve their clinician's ability to furnish quality care to traumatized youth.

To increase support of evidence-based public health legislation and policies in NH by convening an educational annual conference on public health concepts for NH policymakers (legislators, members of the Executive Council, County Commissioners and Governor's staff).

To provide expansion of supported services for low-income people with mental illness attached to residential services.

To ensure quality advocacy, nonprofit capacity building and knowledge development for the health system in NH in order to improve the health of NH residents by piloting the use of core operating support to sustain key NH nonprofits.

To create a community-generated plan for a Transportation Cooperation serving geographically isolated people in the eastern Monadnock region to improve access to health care and other services by creating 1) citizen groups from several abutting towns to identify and document transportation needs and opportunities; and 2) project steering group composed of health-related non-profit organizations, planners and representatives of town groups to identify and document organizational needs and opportunities.

Determine the space needed for existing and future programs in one consolidated, centrally located building.

To ensure quality advocacy, nonprofit capacity building and knowledge development for the health system in NH in order to improve the health of NH residents by piloting the use of core operating support to sustain key NH nonprofits.

The goal of this project is to create a plan to improve access to health care services for the geographically isolated residents of the five towns of the Mascoma Valley. This will be accomplished by first creating and considering a cost-effectiveness analysis of two distinct solutions to this problem of access: 1) improving public transportation to existing health care resources in the Hanover/Lebanon area; and 2) creating a health care center within one of the five towns to serve the needs of residents locations.

To learn fundraising.

To maintain essential health services to a vulnerable population by providing support during a funding transition.

Our goal is to assure the children of Nashua will have access to oral health.

To improve access to healthcare by providing a high quality, comprehensive language interpretation service that will assist both persons who are limited in their English proficiency and staff at medical facilities/social service agencies to communicate without linguistic or cultural barriers.