Awarded Grants

To deepen community understanding about how early relationships create the foundation for life-long health by providing learning opportunities to hear from a national expert.

To improve the oral health of the people of NH through effective oral health public policy advocacy.

To provide civil legal services and engage in systemic advocacy for low-income delinquent and CHINS youth to ensure that they receive the mental health, educational, and other services they need to prevent delinquent behavior and involvement with the juvenile system.

To develop and publish a toolkit and a resource guide for how to implement Complete Streets at the community level.

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 sustaining the general operations of key NH nonprofits.

The Bhutanese Mental Health Project will address the escalating mental health crisis by enhancing the ability to identify, refer and monitor members of the Bhutanese community at risk for suicide.

To bring the health center up to date with best practices for medical facilities by purchasing and training staff to use an electronic medical record system.

To increase representation of Bhutanese women in leadership positions in the community.

To identify a coordinated, cost effective and manageable data collection and analysis platform that will allow members of the Coos Coalition for Young Children and Families to track and measure progress on identified indicators.

To more effectively assist those impacted by domestic and sexual violence in Strafford and Rockingham Counties by increasing organizational capacity and efficiency of A Safe Place and Sexual Assault Support Services through a merger.

To ensure quality advocacy, knowledge development and nonprofit capacity building leadership for the mental health system which supports NH's children and their families by providing operating support.

To strengthen the field and increase NH’s leadership capacity to advance health equity by funding Collective Impact 101 training for approximately 50 grassroots leaders from NH’s communities of color; funding training and facilitated dialogue regarding equity and communities of color for 30-35 state and local policy makers/leaders to advance health equity; providing training and technical assistance to grantees of the EH’s Immigrant Integration Initiative; and supporting public relations activity to advance Immigrant Integration in NH.