$947,594
FY 2020
GrantMaking FY 2020
| Grantee | Grant Amount | Project | Funding Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Advocate Charitable Foundation | $21,718 | Advocate Youth Workforce Expose high school students to careers in healthcare through site visits, job shadow experiences, and summer internships at Advocate Trinity Hospital and Advocate Christ Medical Center. | Healthcare Workforce |
| AMITA Health | $30,000 | CPS and ETHS Healthcare Workforce Partnership Offer site visits, job shadowing, internships, and mentoring for Chicago Public Schools and Evanston Township High School students at AMITA's Saint Joseph Hospital, Saints Mary and Elizabeth Medical Center, and Saint Francis Hospital. | Healthcare Workforce |
| Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago | $53,540 | Community Engagement and Workforce Development Connect youth and young adults from underserved communities to healthcare careers through a variety of hands-on experiences that inspire them to continue their studies and consider a career in the heatlhcare field. | Healthcare Workforce |
| Chicagoland Workforce Funder Alliance | $60,000 | Chicagoland Workforce Funder Alliance CWFA collaborates with employers and other workforce stakeholders to increase employment, earnings and racial equity for underprepared workers in the Chicago region. Special support is provided to the Chicagoland Healthcare Workforce Collaborative, a healthcare-industry workforce partnership geared to improving employee retention by creating career pathways, encouraging local and targeted hiring practices and policies, and building relationships with education and training providers. | Healthcare Workforce |
| Children First Fund Chicago Public Schools Foundation | $58,141 | Preparing Today's Students for Tomorrow's Healthcare Workforce Maximize CPS Healthcare Workforce Partnership participation and evaluation by supporting the capacity of the educators, the convening of employer partners, and critical student supports such as transportation, study-related expenses, background checks, and supplies. | Healthcare Workforce |
| City Colleges of Chicago | $40,000 | Career Launch Chicago Build seamless pathways for Chicago youth from high school, through college, and into careers by working with employers to develop a youth apprenticeship system in the healthcare sector. | Healthcare Workforce |
| Cook County Health Foundation | $182,445 | Cook County Health C.A.R.E. Program Address system gaps in recruitment and skill employment for adolescent and emerging adults from marginalized communities in Cook County by working with Chicagoland community partners to provide opportunities for career exploration and exposure opportunities that also translate to a pipeline for new staff at Cook County Health. | Healthcare Workforce |
| Health and Medicine Policy Research Group | $150,000 | Diversifying the Healthcare Workforce: Recruitment, Advancement, and Policy Change Provide on-the-ground support for young health professionals from marginalized communities while simultaneously advancing policy and practice reform to address barriers to career success. This includes support for the AHEC program, which provides exposure and educational opportunities for emerging young health professionals and support for the Chicago Area Schweitzer Fellowship, a service learning experience to elevate graduate-level health students. | Healthcare Workforce |
| Mercy Hospital and Medical Center | $10,000 | Workforce Development Program Accelerate their ability to increase their Medical Assistant workforce by targeting training and hiring from their surrounding neighborhoods. | Healthcare Workforce |
| Northwestern Memorial Healthcare | $20,000 | Youth Pipeline Program Expose high school students to health care careers through a variety of workforce initiatives that align with the CPS Healthcare Workforce Partnership which include: the NM Discovery Program - a two-year program in which high-achieving high school students are exposed to a broad range of activities designed to encourage their interest in health care careers and the NM Scholars Program - a three-year program for high school students currently from Westinghouse High School. | Healthcare Workforce |
| One Million Degrees | $80,000 | Signature Scholar Program at Malcolm X College Provide onsite, academic, personal, professional and financial services to approximately 30 underserved Malcolm X students to help them stay in school, earn a degree and launch upwardly mobile careers. | Healthcare Workforce |
| Rush University Medical Center | $81,750 | Future-Ready Learning Labs Implement and support health sciences programming in three CPS middle schools to prepare underserved youth for success in Career and Technical Education high schools and in the healthcare workforce. | Healthcare Workforce |
| Sinai Health System | $50,000 | Sinai Pathways Program and CPS/CTE Partnership Support the Sinai Pathways Program, which recruits, maintains, and grows employees from the ten nearest zip codes to the hospital, and support Sinai's partnership with Chicago Public Schools Career and Technical Education program which provides work-based learning opportunities for CPS students. | Healthcare Workforce |
| South Shore Hospital | $10,000 | CPS Healthcare Workforce Parternship Expose high school students to careers in healthcare through sight visits, job shadow experiences, and summer internships at South Shore Hospital. | Healthcare Workforce |
| University of Illinois at Chicago | $50,000 | CHAMPIONS NETWork Provide youth from Chicago Public Schools with an innovative, year-long careers-in-healthcare and health-advocacy program which includes a paid six-week-long immersive summer experience for rising juniors and seniors. Students who complete the summer program and then volunteer during the year at UI Hospitals and Clinics are pre-approved for full-time entry-level employment at UI Health | Healthcare Workforce |
| Year Up Inc | $50,000 | Connecting Students to Careers in Healthcare Provide a six month training and a six month internship with a prospective healthcare employer for underserved youth, ages 18-25, with the goal of closing the opportunity divide. Funding will support healthcare specific curriculum, employer engagement, and special flexible financial assistance to participants in the wake of COVID-19. | Healthcare Workforce |
$937,300
FY 2020
| Grantee | Grant Amount | Project | Funding Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alternatives, Inc. | $80,000 | School-based Behavioral Health Service Increase integrated behavioral health services, including individual and group counseling, and restorative justice coaching within three Chicago public schools. | School-Based Behavioral Health |
| Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago | $100,000 | Center for Childhood Resilience's SPARCS project Expand access to Structured Psychotherapy for Adolescents Responding to Chronic Stress (SPARCS) within at-risk, high-need CPS schools and communities, both in neighborhood schools and alternative school settings. | School-Based Behavioral Health |
| Associated Talmud Torahs of Chicago/REACH | $67,300 | Collaborative Problem Solving Provide Collaborative Problem Solving training and implementation to Jewish Day School staff. This training will provide teachers with the skills neccesary to shift attitudes surrounding student behavior in a direction that will have meaningful and sustained positive effects, leading to more consistently positive student behavior and stronger overall student success. | School-Based Behavioral Health |
| Children First Fund /Chicago Public Schools Foundation | $100,000 | SPARCS Intervention for Traumatized Youth Expand training and availability of Structured Psychotherapy for Adolescents Responding to Chronice Stress (SPARCS) groups in Chicago Public Schools | School-Based Behavioral Health |
| Children's Home & Aid | $45,000 | Community-Based Behavioral Health/General Operating Support Provide bilingual, trauma-informed clinical counseling for youth in communities on Chicago's south and west sides. | School-Based Behavioral Health |
| Children's Research Triangle | $45,000 | Trauma Treatment Programs in Schools Provide on-site, trauma-informed screening, assessment and treatment services for students at eight Chicago schools and one early childhood center in an effort to reduce trauma. | School-Based Behavioral Health |
| Communities In Schools of Chicago | $75,000 | Intensive Support Program Provide individual support and counseling for students in need of more intensive services by placing a full-time clinician in a school to coordinate programs and services for the whole school. | School-Based Behavioral Health |
| Enlace Chicago | $45,000 | School-Based Counselors Offer one-on-one counseling for youth, family therapeutic interventions, workshops for school staff and parents, and youth-centered group counseling at five Little Village schools. | School-Based Behavioral Health |
| Gads Hill Center | $55,000 | Healthy Minds, Healthy Schools Facilitate a comprehensive array of evidence-based, culturally and linguistically-relevant behavioral health interventions through a Multi-Tiered System of Support model with a person-centered approach at two Chicago Public Schools. | School-Based Behavioral Health |
| Healthy Schools Campaign | $35,000 | Transforming School Health Services Under the new policy that allows Illinois the opportunity to receive Medicaid reimbursement for health services provided to all students, Healthy Schools Campaign will work closely with Chicago Public Schools (CPS) to ensure that conditions are in place for CPS to expand school-based behavioral health services for low-income students. | School-Based Behavioral Health |
| JCFS Chicago | $55,000 | The Knapp School Expand behavioral health supports for students with significant emotional and behavioral disorders, including staff training in the Collaborative Problem Solving model, a social-emotional curriculum. | School-Based Behavioral Health |
| NAMI Chicago | $50,000 | Ending the Silence Reduce stigma, teach young people about the signs and symptoms of mental illness and get them connected to services and support through an intervention involving educational presentations at schools which aim to increase knowledge of signs and symptoms of mental illness, the warning signs of suicide, and how to develop positive coping skills or foster them in someone you love. | School-Based Behavioral Health |
| UCAN | $55,000 | Behavioral Health Services in CPS Neighborhood Schools Deliver behavioral health services including individual and group counseling in Chicago Public Schools on the West and South Sides employing the Multi-Tiered Students Supports model. | School-Based Behavioral Health |
| Umoja Student Development Corporatoin | $75,000 | Restorative Justice Program/ General Operating Support Expand restorative justice practices in Chicago Public Schools to address trauma and conflict, which ultimately reduce suspensions and disciplinary infractions related to conflicts and violence, keeps students in school, influences positive choices, and prevent further conflict and violence. | School-Based Behavioral Health |
| Youth Guidance | $55,000 | Becoming A Man (BAM) and Working on Womanhood (WOW) Provide gender-specific school-based group counseling and mentoring programs that seek to change the life trajectories of at-risk young men and women in grades 7-12 attending Chicago Public Schools. | School-Based Behavioral Health |
$363,000
FY 2020
| Grantee | Grant Amount | Project | Funding Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Associated Talmud Torahs/REACH | $38,000 | Operations Manager Position With the addition of an operations manager, REACH leadership aspires to professionalize operations, marketing, and administrative programs to match the high caliber of support provided to the Jewish day school community | Healthy Jewish Community |
| JCFS | $75,000 | Strategic Technology Upgrade Upgrade current JCFS financial and fundraising applications to increase efficiency in administrative operations. | Healthy Jewish Community |
| Norton & Elaine Sarnoff Center for Jewish Genetics | $100,000 | General Operating Support Educate the Chicagoland Jewish community about recessive disorders and hereditary cancers that disproportionately affect individuals of Jewish descent. | Healthy Jewish Community |
| Sinai Health System | $150,000 | Telehealth: A Demonstration Project Pilot a telehealth project that will expand patient access to providers and improve communication and coordination between providers. Assess potential for making telehealth available across multiple patient populations and their health systems. | Healthy Jewish Community |
$650,500
FY 2020
| Grantee | Grant Amount | Project | Funding Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Between Friends | $60,000 | Counseling and Support Services Provide evidence-based crisis and long-term individual, family, and group counseling services for survivors of domestic violence. | Domestic Violence |
| Casa Central | $35,000 | Violence Prevention and Intervention (VPI) Program Deliver long term counseling services to families and adult survivors of domestic violence, including crisis intervention, safety planning, case management, advocacy, and referrals to community resources. | Domestic Violence |
| Connections for Abused Women and Their Children | $35,000 | Multi-Disciplinary Team Provide core domestic violence services for 100 clients who access the organization through the Multi-Disciplinary Team, a collaborative project with the City of Chicago and the Chicago Police Department's 14th district (Logan Square/Humboldt Park) | Domestic Violence |
| Erie Neighborhood House | $40,000 | Domestic Violence Project Provide care coordination, legal consultation and representation, mental health counseling and case management services to immigrant survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault through an interdepartmental collaboration between the agency's Citizenship & Immigration department and violence prevention program, Proyecto Cuidate. | Domestic Violence |
| Family Rescue, Inc. | $50,000 | Domestic Violence Reduction Unit - Multi-Disciplinary Team Coordinate with the Chicago Police Department and the State's Attorney's Office to identify households that are at high risk for future violence and homicide and proactively connect those families to services with the hope they may reduce the risk of serious injury or death. | Domestic Violence |
| Healing to Action | $25,000 | Healing to Action Movement Building Program Reduce the incidence of domestic violence in Chicago's low-income communities of color by partnering with Mujeres Latinas en Accion to maintain a hybrid model of peer leadership and grassroots mobilization. | Domestic Violence |
| Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence | $50,000 | Increasing Safety and Access for All Survivors Launch an alternative model of domestic violence services that increases access for survivors who have not utlized the traditional domestic violence sector, primarily by linking survivors to housing. | Domestic Violence |
| The Network | $45,000 | Increasing Cross Sector Collaborations Address the challenges posed by a lack of access to affordable housing for survivors of domestic violence and the ommission of domestic violence survivors from criminal justice reform in Cook County. | Domestic Violence |
| SHALVA | $60,000 | Progressing on Healing Journey: Counseling for the Long Term Provide survivors of intimate partner violence in Chicago's Jewish homes with long-term counseling tailored to their individual needs. | Domestic Violence |
| Sinai Health System | $60,000 | Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital's Domestic Violence Program Ensure that people with disabilities who experience domestic violence receive the necessary support, resources, and referrals to live at their highest level of independence and achieve their highest potential. | Domestic Violence |
| Swedish Covenant Hospital | $55,500 | The Violence Prevention Program: Strangulation and Head Injury Response Team Implement a Strangulation and Head Injury Response Team at Swedish Covenant Hospital comprised of medical providers and staff, as well as representatives from domestic violence partners (Apna Ghar and the Network), a sexual assault partner (Resilience), local law enforcement (Chicago Police Department), and national experts and researchers (DePaul University and Phoenix Clinic). | Domestic Violence |
| The University of Chicago Crime Lab | $35,000 | Reducing the Harms of Domestic Violence through Victim Engagement and Specialized Prosecution Evaluate the Target Abuser Call program operated by the Cook County State's Attorney Office in partnership with the Chicago Police Department and Life Span, a domestic violence service agency. | Domestic Violence |
| WINGS Program, Inc. | $35,000 | Children and Family Services Provide long-term counseling and holistic services to child survivors of domestic violence, seeking to break the inter-generational cycle of abuse. | Domestic Violence |
| Working in Support of Education | $45,000 | MoneyW!SE Expansion to Cook County, Illinois Build the financial knowledge, skills, and confidence of domestic violence survivors through a 10-12 week personal, financial education program. | Domestic Violence |
| YWCA Evanston/North Shore | $20,000 | Coordinated Response to Preschoolers Experiencing, or At Risk of Experiencing, Family Violence Plan a collaborative project with Joseph E. Hill Education Center, Childcare Network of Evanston, and Learning Bridges Early Education Center that identifies families experiencing domestic abuse, provides a referral to needed support services, and provides group counseling for children. | Domestic Violence |
$190,000
FY 2020
| Name | Grant Amount | Project Title | Funding Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| All Chicago Making Homelessness History | $50,000 | New Strategic Position Accelerate the capacity for a new high-level, strategic position who can help address business decisions and data sharing efforts related to the homelessness system and national best practices. | Housing & Healthcare |
| Alliance to End Homelessness in Suburban Cook County | $35,000 | HMIS/Health Care Data Alignment Support the Homeless Management Information (HMIS) data team to be nimble, align with Chicago HMIS, and support regional solutions and priorities with respect to housing and health. | Housing & Healthcare |
| Center for Housing and Health | $80,000 | Chicago and Cook County Housing for Health (H2) Strategic Plan Advance the data integration efforts among housing and health care entities as part of the Chicago and Cook County H2 Strategic Plan. | Housing & Healthcare |
| Enterprise Community Partners | $25,000 | Health and Housing Scale the Community Health Dashboard citywide in partnership with the Chicago's Department of Housing | Housing & Healthcare |
$1,514,891
FY 2020
| Grantee | Grant Amount | Project | Funding Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acclivus Inc. | $1,150,270 | Chicago Violent Trauma Hospital Response Continue and strengthen the hospital response program at multiple Level 1 trauma centers, staffed by credible messengers (individuals who were previously involved in street organizations and/or lost loved ones due to violence). The program engages the patient, family, and friends, providing emotional support, connecting to essential services, and collaborating with community-based outreach workers to prevent retaliation and reinjury. | Violence Prevention |
| Civic Consulting Alliance | $30,000 | The Partnership for Safe and Peaceful Communities To support the management of the Partnership for Safe and Peaceful Communities, collaboration of more than 35 philanthropic funders and other organizations committed to supporting evidence-based strategies to reduce gun violence in Chicago. | Violence Prevention |
| Metropolitan Family Services | $150,000 | Communities Partnering 4 Peace To support an innovative multi-agency response to violence that includes street outreach and reclaiming of safe community spaces, targeting those most at-risk of causing violence, or being its victim, in nine of Chicago's most violent communities. | Violence Prevention |
| The University of Chicago Medical Center | $184,621 | Integrated Hospital-Based Violence Recovery Program Meet the holistic clinical, social and emotional needs of victims of violence through wrap-around services, with the goal of preventing violent recidivism, reducing re-injury, and promoting physical, emotional, and mental recovery. | Violence Prevention |
$535,000
FY 2020
| Grantee | Grant Amount | Project | Funding Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Health and Medicine Policy Research Group | $50,000 | Securing an Adequate Healthcare Safety Net Secure an adequate healthcare safety net by developing and advancing a coordinated approach to charity care in Cook County, advocating for a strong, fully-funded Cook County Health System, and initiating a process for constructive, proactive planning for the healthcare safety net. | Advocacy |
| Heartland Alliance Health Policy Project | $50,000 | Healthy Policy Project Combat the opioid epidemic by promoting policy advocacy that increases access to evidence-based treatment, addresses racial inequities, and reduces overdose deaths and other harms associated with opioid use | Advocacy |
| Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights | $60,000 | Immigrant Health Access Initiative Ensure that uninsured immigrants have access to comprehensive healthcare services through the Immigrant Health Access Initiative, which includes; creating welcoming health institutions, increasing membership and geographic representation of individuals enrolled in Carelink, and developing and training local leadership. | Advocacy |
| Illinois Partners for Human Service | $35,000 | General Operating Support Support advocacy that includes: 1) financial stability for health and human services through sufficient funding and responsible state stewardship of the sector; 2) demonstrating the interconnectedness of the health and human services sector while advocating for efficiencies in processes and inter-agency collaboration; 3) health and human service organizations are represented on relevant workgroups, committees, and forums; and 4) draw attention to barriers to access, equity in service provision, and the corollary effects of systemic racism on health outcomes. | Advocacy |
| John Howard Association of Illinois | $40,000 | JHA Prison Monitoring & Advocacy Monitor access to and quality of prison healthcare (both medical and mental), identify issues that compromise healthcare inside of prisons, and advocate for changes that improve healthcare outcomes for justice-involved individuals, as well as their communities. This includes: 1) seeking mandated "death in custody" reporting; 2) monitoring the implementation of elimination of the prisoner $5 co-pay; and 3) monitoring the use of psychotropic medication in Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice facilities. | Advocacy |
| Legal Council for Health Justice | $75,000 | Protecting and Progressing Health Care in Illinois Address health inequities by pursuing meaningful access to high-quality health care across the lifespan for vulnerable and underserved populations in Illinois. Policy objectives include advocating for the needs of immigrant populations impacted by public charge, ensure the Illinois Medicaid system properly handles Medicaid eligibility determination at the application and redetermination phases, and ensure that high-quality children's mental health services are reflected within Illinois' broader mental health policy. | Advocacy |
| The Kennedy Forum Illinois /Mental Health Leadership Initiative | $50,000 | Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Engage advocates through the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity program to ensure equal access and coverage of mental health and substance use disorder treatment as well as assisting Chicago and state administrations in implementing strong policies that ensure the rights and coverage of those most in need. | Advocacy |
| Sargent Shriver Center on Poverty Law | $100,000 | Healthcare Justice Program Engage in advocacy to provide affordable, accessible, and comprehensive healthcare coverage and services for low-income people in Illinois, with the following goals: 1) work to preserve and protect the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid; 2) address the high cost of prescription drugs; 3) advocate policy solutions to address affordability in health insurance premiums; 4) support the Healthy Illinois campaign which seeks to expand health insurance coverage to undocumented adults; 5) reduce churn in the Medicaid system and ameliorate Medicaid application delays; 6) reach the remaining uninsured to re-enroll them in coverage by training and providing technical assistance to an expanded, permanent, professional, enrollment workforce. | Advocacy |
| Thresholds | $75,000 | Public Policy and Advocacy Support advocacy efforts that enable better, earlier access to mental health services, including increasing the State's Medicaid investment in early treatment for children, adolescents and young adults. This includes 1) monitoring the implementation of the Early Mental Health and Addictions Treatment Act; 2) monitoring implementation of the Children and Young Adult Mental Health Crisis Act; 3) advocating for a housing program for individuals with serious mental illness and substance use conditions who are experiencing homelessness; 4) advocating for increased access to psychotics 5) monitoring Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services' progress on Medicaid enrollment and redetermination; and 6) developing a stronger advocacy presence at the city level. | Advocacy |
$665,000
FY 2020
| Grantee | Grant Amount | Project | Funding Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| The ARK | $75,000 | Dental ClinicProvide complete and timely oral health care for low-income, uninsured Jewish patients. | Oral Health |
| Christian Community Health | $30,000 | Dental Diabetes Integration Planning Project Pilot an intervention project to improve care and health outcomes for a high-risk subpopulation of patients: those with diabetes who have a HbA1c level above 9%. | Oral Health |
| CommunityHealth | $60,000 | General Operation Support for Oral Health Program Increase access to dental care so that 20% of patients receiving medical care also receive dental care. Additionally they will prioritize participants in the Diabetes Care Group with the overall goal of decreasing th HbA1c levels. | Oral Health |
| Erie Family Health Center | $50,000 | Oral Health Program Further the Integrated Dental Home model by pursuing the following strategies: 1) implementing operational changes to improve patient access, utilization of shared services, and quality of care; 2) increasing medical and dental collaboration to improve clinical care and overall health; and 3) increasing the number of patients receiving both medical and dental care at Erie. | Oral Health |
| Heartland Alliance Health | $60,000 | Integration of Oral Health and Primary Care for Medically Underserved Groups on Chicago's South Side Launch oral health services at Heartland Alliance Health's newest health center in Englewood and integrate those services with pre-existing, on-site primary care and behavioral health care services. | Oral Health |
| Heartland International Health Center | $40,000 | Oral Health Program Support staffing at the school-based health center (SBHC) dental clinic serving low-income students and community members on Chicago's north side. | Oral Health |
| Howard Brown Health Center | $40,000 | Oral Health Support staffing of a dental assistant who serves as the agency's diabetic oral healthcare champion and provides necessary follow-up and high-touch engagement to help reduce the percentage of individuals with uncontrolled diabetes; improve the quality of life for patients living with periodontitis; and improve patients' self-esteem, interpersonal confidence, and social engagement through continued integrated dental and medical care. | Oral Health |
| Infant Welfare Society of Chicago | $50,000 | Oral Health Integration into Medical Home Improve the integration between the IWS medical and dental co-located departments by increasing the number of two year-old patients vaccinated against flu and decreasing the prevalence of caries for children who are overweight and participating in the IWS Comer Sano program, focused on nutrition education and healthy living. | Oral Health |
| Oak Park and River Forest Infant Welfare Society - The Childrens Clinic IWS | $50,000 | Oral Health Care for Children from Low Income Families in a Medical/Dental Home Offer integrated medical, dental and behavioral health services in a medical home model to low-income children from infancy to age 18 who reside in west suburban Cook County and the City of Chicago. | Oral Health |
| Lawndale Christian Health Center | $35,000 | Lawndale Christian Health Center Dental Program Serve low-income dental patients on the West Side of Chicago by offering integrated dental care within a primary care medical home. | Oral Health |
| Mile Square Health Center | $50,000 | Mile Square Portable Dental Program Bring portable dental services to 12 medical clinics that do not currently have an in-house dental suite, with a prioritization on the pediatric population that also receives medical services at Mile Square. | Oral Health |
| PCC Community Wellness Center | $50,000 | Dental Integration for Patients with Substance Use Disorders Offer dental services at the Chemical Dependency Clinic for patients with substance use disorders. | Oral Health |
| Pillars Community Health | $25,000 | Pillars Community Health Medical/Dental Integration Provide individuals and families with the comprehensive medical, dental, and behavioral health services they need to lead strong, healthy lives through enhanced medical/dental integration, expanded capacity of the dental center, and implementing a community Oral Health Educator. | Oral Health |
| Primecare Community Health Inc. | $50,000 | Oral Health Program Reduce physical and dental care disparities in marginalized populations and communities by offering preventive, diagnostic, restorative, and emergency dental services at two clinics (West Town and Belmont Craigin). | Oral Health |