Awarded Grants

To reduce re-hospitalizations, emergency room visits and reduce costs by implementing a Home Telehealth Monitoring program.

To strengthen State and local capacity to deliver high-quality oral health services by providing access to expert speakers on important oral health issues.

To engage college and high school students to become race ambassadors in their communities and on campuses by participating in a daylong forum and training on talking about race.

To improve access to social service resources by providing a user friendly website.

To strengthen the public health workforce by providing network and interview training through the Rising Stars program.

To enhance the public’s understanding of key issues by improving the quality of communication materials used to promote economic opportunity and prosperity for all New Hampshire residents.

To achieve an optimal Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) accreditation survey outcome by retaining an accredited consultant.

To identify potential risks/opportunities for the New American Loan Fund by conducting a feasibility study.

To create more trauma-informed school districts by planning a pilot of the Miss Kendra Curriculum in two SAUs

To assist with staff integration of two health centers by providing technical assistance.

To help low-income families purchase fresh fruits and vegetables by developing a regional supply chain connecting farmers and mainstream grocers.

To bring the behavioral health community together in a single forum where shared public policy goals, professional development, and meaningful networking can occur.