Awarded Grants

To assure everyone in Sullivan County is aware of the trauma informed services available to them and their families and increase community’s awareness of the impact of trauma by developing a communications plan for TLC Family Resource Center and Turning Points.

To conduct a needs assessment on the potential use of the Staying Safe at Work training curriculum for workers with intellectual and developmental disabilities by convening a stakeholder meeting including occupational safety and health and disability service providers focused on identification of successful methods for integrating the curriculum into the services provided to clients with disabilities.

To establish a NH Adoption Resource Exchange in order to create awareness of children legally free for adoption through the New Hampshire Department for Children, Youth and Families and further promote permanency for all children.

To improve the health and life expectancy of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) by adapting InSHAPE (a health and wellness program for people with serious mental illness) to serve people from the IDD community in Strafford County with the goal of implementing the program statewide.

To mobilize organizations to collaborate and maximize their collective community health improvement efforts by increasing community engagement activities, building stronger relationships, and training organizational champions for more effective data and information sharing across sectors and across our region.

To create a shared vision for the future of behavioral health care in New Hampshire by hosting a summit to promote cross-sector collaboration, professional development, and shared public policy goals.

To improve social-emotional outcomes for NH's young children (birth to five years) by developing a five year plan for infrastructure, model implementation and financing for statewide adoption of the evidence-based Pyramid Model.

To provide high-quality professional and public education to prevent elder financial exploitation through the creation of a Coordinated Community Response Team and public education forums.

To strengthen the capacity of Family Resource Centers of Quality by developing a sustainable operational structure and by enhancing best practice knowledge through attendance at the National Summit on Quality in Home Visiting Programs.

To build capacity of the organization for the future by developing a strategic plan.

To become a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) Lookalike by developing a successful application with the help of skilled consultants.

To improve access to health care services for transgender people by conducting a statewide forum for health care providers, community organizations, government agencies and health and legal professionals focused on healthcare practices and policies in New Hampshire.