Awarded Grants

To strengthen the field and increase NH’s leadership capacity to advance health equity by providing:
• Collective Impact 101 and training for leaders of the NH Health and Equity Partnership,
• Training in grantmaking with an Equity Lens, and
• Training and technical assistance for an Immigrant Integration Initiative Launch Event for the four funded communities.

To recast the identity and image of the nonprofit sector in NH and mobilize leaders of the sector to effectively carry and deliver the new message by rebranding the sector and taking action to shift public perception of the impact of the nonprofit sector in NH.

To develop a strong field for Immigrant Integration in New Hampshire by convening practitioners for peer-to-peer learning, training, and technical assistance via a Community of Practice.

To decrease the risk of people diagnosed as pre-diabetic from developing Type 2 diabetes by providing a Diabetes Prevention Program.

To strengthen and sustain a statewide collaborative to advance measurement-based quality improvement processes in pediatric primary care settings by 1) creating the training infrastructure needed and 2) securing the resources to sustain it.

To strengthen organizational and advocacy capacity for the continued development and implementation of a consumer-friendly federally-facilitated Marketplace under the Affordable Care Act, by providing technical assistance to New Hampshire advocacy organizations.

To sustain effective advocacy to ensure that New Hampshire residents have access to affordable, quality healthcare and thus lead healthy and productive lives.

To ensure the nonprofit sector has a strong voice and role in policy as well as the capacity to take action on legislation which impacts the entire sector by increasing and strengthening the advocacy capacity of non-profit organizations.

To expand the array of services and supports available to NH children with behavioral health needs and their families by providing technical assistance to prepare federal grant applications.

To improve the behavioral health of NH’s children and their families by creating a collective impact initiative initially focused on aligning activities in the strategic plan, Transforming Children’s Behavioral Health Care, and building the infrastructure needed for full implementation.

To improve the ability of racial, ethnic and language minorities to influence system change through the use of effective leadership and advocacy skills.

To identify sustainable funding for NH's Poison Center Services by convening and leading a group of policy-makers and stakeholders to examine alternatives and create a consensus plan for sustainable funding streams.