Awarded Grants

To continue to create a healthy and sustainable health system for New Hampshire by engaging citizens, policymakers, providers, and other stakeholders in developing policies and systems that support New Hampshire's residents in their efforts to maintain good health and prevent illness and injury and maintain access to a healthcare system that provides high-quality, cost-effective care.

To improve the health and well-being of the Antrim, Hancock, Bennington and Francestown communities by maintaining a Time Dollars model - the People's Service Exchange - with participation from a diverse cross-section of the community.

To improve access to a full range of health care for children in Upper Valley, New Hampshire families from pregnancy through the child's 5th year by normalizing the inclusion of mental health supports in the primary care setting.

To improve patient care, build team cohesion, increase empathy and communication skills, and investigate tradition-bound medical roles by using literature as a tool for generating open, civil, and passionate discussions among healthcare providers statewide.

To increase the Greater Manchester Family YMCA s cultural competence and identify socio-cultural barriers to accessing its fitness facilities and programs by completing an assessment, training, and community outreach process.

To restore the facilities of Easter Seals in Manchester NH which were impacted by a flash flood

To ensure safety-net services are available to newly arriving refugees in NH by providing emergency one-year funding to the Interfaith Refugee Resettlement Program of Lutheran Social Services of Northern New England made necessary by unanticipated reductions in federal funding.

To evaluate and disseminate the results of the Evidence Based Falls Risk Reduction projects by convening teams along with national experts to share outcomes, obtain further technical assistance, and plan further statewide collaboration.

To promote awareness of seniors and their caregivers on incidence of depression and other mental illness and suicide in seniors, the effectiveness of treatment for mental illness, and resources available in their communities by using the medium of theater

To improve revenues and compliance, and thus the financial sustainability of the CHC, by providing further training to providers on correct coding of services.

To ensure access to free prevention and intervention programming for residents of the greater Seacoast Area regarding drug and alcohol education, conflict resolution, tobacco education, family and parent mediation, community service activities and middle school lifeskills programs without any interruptions due to a gap in funding.

To develop NDHHS Staff's skills on workplans, evaluation and outcomes improving their ability to analyze data and develop performance measurement by providing technical assistance to the organization.