Awarded Grants

To provide geographic access to all of the essential components of a quality recovery process for the mentally ill in the greater Concord/Franklin area by maintaining access to adequate services of the local peer support group during reorganization.

To evaluate the benefits and risks of its community based staff to use mobile technology by participating in the beta testing of new software.

To increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the current transportaion system of the Twin Rivers and Lakes regions in order to improve access to health care by establishing an effective working model for rural transportation for this NH region.

To improve outcomes for adolescents participating in New Heights after-school programs by implementing a sustainable process to evaluate participants over time resulting in improved participant outcomes and an increase in cost effectiveness by determining which activities can be modified or eliminated.

To increase the number of dentists available to serve NH residents by expanding the current NH Recruitment Center to include the recruitment of dentists.

To develop a communications plan for the Endowment's Uninsured Project.

To improve regional transportation services for people in Strafford County by assessing existing transportation resources in Strafford County and developing an action plan for future efforts.

To enhance state and community leader capacity to locate and use health data and data-demonstrated solutions to community health problems by 1) creating, implementing and evaluating community-requested training curriculums and tools, 2) conducting presentations on how to use tools created by the program, 3) providing technical assistance, and 4) seeking funding to sustain program.

To increase access to oral health and oral health care and to promote the value of good oral health as a component of total health in Manchester, NH by developing a community based, long term strategic oral health plan.

To promote the importance of health insurance coverage for New Hampshire children.

To begin to address the dental care needs of nursing home residents in New Hampshire by documenting the current state of dental care for and dental health of nursing home residents in New Hampshire through surveys of nursing home dentists, dental hygienists and administrators and through clinical assessments of a sample of nursing home residents.

To address the gap between research and public policy re: cost, coverage and quality of health care in NH by creating a public policy roadmap for the Endowment's Citizen's Roundtable, by serving as a public policy guide for the Endowment's Pillar's Project and by enhancing the knowledge of NH key health stakeholders by providing onging monitoring and reporting on relevant health and public policy developments.