Awarded Grants

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 prevent pressure ulcers of all NH residents who have or are at a risk by providing access to the diagnostic technology known as Forse Sensing Array (FSA) which will result in clinical recommendations for a seating system that provides proper positioning, postural support and an optimal pressure-relieving cushion.

To increase NH's knowledge of cost effective sustainable and responsive community oral health models by planning and implementing a practice based oral health program.

To develop a mobile dental initiative to address the unmet oral health needs of the populations of Coos and Northern Grafton Counties.

To continue to create a model for rural mental health care for children and adolescents in southern Carroll County through the development of a broad based community collaborative process and infrastructure.

To increase the life expectancy of individuals who have or are at risk of developing Severe & Persistent Mental Illness (SPMI) by providing resources and supports to reduce the risks of hypertension, diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease and substance abuse.