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Eviset’s are all about empowering communities to improve Social Determinants of Health. And financial wellbeing is foundational to health. Or, as our friends at Bank with Totem say, “Money is medicine”.

We want to help you improve your financial wellbeing by highlighting a brand new opportunity. This week, Bank with Totem launched their online banking platform that’s for and by native people. This is a game changer, and we are very excited for our Venture Crush friends!

Check out their amazing banking resources to support financial security in the native community! https://www.mytotem.app/

It’s and today we are sharing an amazing opportunity for orgs serving Older Adults! AgeSpan is making available $110,560 for selected organizations serving in .

This funding aims to help expand social care services such as at-home care, transportation, mental health care, and legal services. Organizations supporting at-risk, low income, and minority adults over 60 are encouraged to submit proposals by July 28th.
https://agespan.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Title-III-RFP-B-FY2024-ja.pdf

In honor of Pride Month, this we’re sharing a grant opportunity for organizations in the US offering counseling and support programs to the LGBTQI+ community.

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is awarding 4 grants of up to $425,000 per year for a 3-year project. If your organization or program is supporting the LGBTQI+ community with counseling services and programs, apply by July 3rd.

Know of any organizations that can benefit from this opportunity? Tag them below! https://www.samhsa.gov/grants/grant-announcements/fg-23-004

Family Counseling and Support for Le***an, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Intersex+ Youth and their Families The purpose of this program is to prevent health and behavioral health risks (e.g., su***de, depression, homelessness, drug use, HIV) and to promote well-being for LGBTQI+ youth in the context of their families/caregivers, cultures, and communities by establishing LGBTQI+ family counseling and suppo...

Alert! 🚨 Nonprofits and CBOs, we have another excellent grant opportunity to share with you from the Scaife Family Foundation. They offer funds to support positive social change towards early intervention and prevention of addiction, as well as addressing the health and welfare of women and children.

Don't miss out on this chance to secure funding and make a difference. Learn more and apply here by August 1st: https://www.scaifefamily.org/

Charitable Funding | West Palm Beach, FL - Scaife Family Foundation We provide charitable funding around West Palm Beach, FL, and across the nation. It's our goal to make lives better.

It’s and we have a great opportunity for community-based organizations nation-wide! Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) is awarding selected applicants funding to support maternal and child health outcomes.

Organizations that are working tirelessly to improve access to health services for mothers and children are encouraged to apply.

Applications close on July 31st. https://www.hrsa.gov/grants/find-funding/HRSA-24-001

Maternal and Child Health Services | HRSA About the Program Funding Opportunity Number: HRSA-24-001 Dates to Apply: 03/20/2023 to 07/31/2023 Bureau/Office: Maternal & Child Health Bureau Status: Open Estimated Award Date: 10/01/2023 Apply on Grants.gov Track Your Application Email Us The purpose of the Title V MCH Services Block Grant progr...

Alert! 🚨 Calling all CBOs and non-profits in NYC & Westchester County! 💼 Do you want to impact community-identified social determinants that can boost community health? If you said yes, then YOU are awesome and WE are excited to share a grant opprtunity from the NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Community Fund for Capacity Building.

This grant can provide resources to address major social determinants, like social isolation, housing insecurity, unemployment & economic recovery. Amplify your impact and level-up your community efforts by applying! https://www.nyp.org/capacity-building/community-fund

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Community Health Workers play an integral role in improving the access to and quality of social care services. This , we’re sharing an opportunity for organizations supporting Community Health Workers in Washington.

Elevate Health is offering $75,000 - $200,000 to selected organizations to support their Community Health Worker personnel offering non-clinical social care interventions to in-need populations.

Apply by May 31st https://elevatehealth.org/community-health-worker-funding-rfp

Community Health Worker Funding RFP | Elevate Health 2023-2024 Community-Based Care Coordination: Community Health Worker Funding Request for Proposals Application Deadline: May 31, 2023, at 5:00pm PST Download RFP (.doc) Elevate Health Background Elevate Health is a Pierce County-based non-profit organization dedicated to improving the health and…

Maternal mortality remains a serious public health issue in the nation. This , we’re sharing an RFP through the Jewish Healthcare Foundation for organizations committed to improving maternal health outcomes in .

Between $10,000 - $100,000 of funding will be available to the selected organizations yearly, for up to a two-year project.

The Jewish Healthcare Foundation acknowledges the role social determinants of health have in maternal health. They encourage applicants from organizations providing services to populations experiencing disproportionately high maternal mortality rates.

Apply by June 15th. https://www.jhf.org/innovation-grant-rfp

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Join us tomorrow to learn more about the technical assistance funding for , and how social care providers are engaging in contracts with plans to transforming health outcomes for Californians.

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🚨 Alert! This is a game-changing funding opportunity through the Administration for Community Living!

Up to $12,700,000 is available for organizations and entities that are providing coordination of social care for their communities.

10 recipients will be funded for a two-year project to develop and enhance Community Care Hubs. Apply by June 26th to be considered for this opportunity!

https://rb.gy/z3enu

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An early Alert! There’s up to $60,000 available in grants for non-profit organizations working towards advancing health equity.

PacificSource Health Plans is offering this funding to eligible nonprofits based in , , , and . If your organization is doing work to improve health equity in your communities, don’t miss out on this opportunity.

Send in your letter of intent BY TOMORROW, April 21st, and apply by May 19th. If you can't make it in time, try again for the next round on July 21st. https://pacificsource.com/community/foundation (Rural Resources Community Action, Community Youth Services, Oregon Health Equity Alliance, Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies The Montana Coalition)

Foundation for Health Improvement Learn how a grant from the PacificSource charitable giving foundation can help your organization improve community health.

Could your community-based organization benefit from a $25,000 grant this Spring? This , Eviset is bringing your organization an amazing grant opportunity from Zallie Family Markets right around the corner from our headquarters in Newark!

This funding is for those organizations focusing on improving and fighting in the and New Jersey communities.

Apply by submitting your organization’s concept or initiative that will make an impact to health and hunger by May 19th.
https://zalliecommunityfoundation.org/financial-grants/

(Health Promotion Council of Southeastern Pennsylvania, Inc. Union-Snyder Community Action Agency Partnership for Maternal and Child Health of Northern NJ)

Financial Grants Zallie Family Markets 50th Anniversary Grant Opportunity GRANTS TOTALLING $200,000 WILL BE AWARDED! 50th Anniversary Grant Information The Zallie Community Foundation seeks to make an impact in the focus areas of Health and Hunger. To mark the 50th Anniversary of Zallie Family Markets, we are offeri...

🎇TODAY we announce…

Our team is so excited to be working with California’s community providers delivering Enhanced Care Management and Community Supports, leveraging our data to help them communicate their value to Medi-Cal managed care plans for the services required by CalAIM.

PATH TA makes this an easy choice! ECM and CS providers - please visit us at (https://lnkd.in/gmf9JeEp) to find out how you can access our CalAIM technical assistance services made available through funding from PATH.

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There's still time! ⏳ Women's Way is awarding 2-year $20,000 grants to organizations primarily serving women, girls, and/or the gender-expansive community. Priority will be given to organizations that are led by women of color that have budgets of less than $500,000. Apply by February 6, 2023!

https://womensway.org/grantmaking/gof/

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General Operating Fund – Women's Way WOMEN'S WAY is the Greater Philadelphia region’s leading nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of women, girls, and gender equality.

It's FUNDING FRIDAY! Check out this NEW grant opportunity for Food & Nutrition Projects for low-income individuals.

Community Food Projects Grant Program funds.
Award size $5,000-$400,000.
Projects to meet needs of low-income individuals and increase community food and nutrition self-reliance.
Who can apply -- Public food program service providers, tribal organizations, and private nonprofit entities.

Please re-post and share with anyone you know doing the great work of assuring that all of us have the basic health supports of nutrition we need. Thank you!

Community Food Projects Competitive Grants Program General Services Administration Alert The General Services Administration (GSA)/System for Award Management (SAM) is experiencing delays processing certain private entity registration information for new registrants, updates to existing entity registrations and annual renewals. If you are not able t...

Experience matters 😃. Small, local social care organizations can offer high-quality services comparable to large organizations. Eviset analyzed a preliminary dataset on the relationship between the size of social care providers and user experience. Result? An overwhelming number of small social care organizations achieve a high rating of client experience

Our team believes that finding, engaging, and contracting with small, local social care organizations is very critical strategy to scale community health. These local human touch and connection are very powerful 💪💪💪.

** ⚠️ Caution: Since many social care organizations are relatively small, this data set may be biased. Stay tuned for our next batch of analysis!

Vintage Care Senior Living Area Agency on Aging 1-B Lifespan of Greater Rochester Inc. Hawai‘i Foodbank Homeless Youth Alliance

It's often too limited to think about "value-based" only within the walls of healthcare🏥. When it comes to social care, value-based food procurement is coming🥫🍲. , great job!

CBOs or social care providers need to leverage data to drive the value-based procurement trend in the right direction and to advance their mission🚀!

Meals on Wheels America Second Harvest Community Food Bank Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee Second Harvest of Silicon Valley Second Harvest Food Bank - Feeding South Louisiana The Thompson Senior Center Food Network Bassetlaw FoodBank Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County The Salvation Army New Jersey Division



https://foodtank.com/news/2022/07/new-york-may-be-first-state-to-have-values-based-food-purchasing/

New York May Be First State to Have Values-Based Food Purchasing – Food Tank If passed the Good Food NY Bill would make New York the first U.S. state to call for a values-based approach to public food purchasing.

🥫🥘🥕Meals continue to be one of the "winning" Medicare Advantage supplemental benefits.

Community-based organizations (CBOs) have a long history in providing home-delivered meals, congregate meals, food banks, or food distribution on the street. MA should partner with CBOs and pay for their services! This way, CBOs like local Meals on Wheels can continue to offer necessary nutrition for people in need!

https://us.milliman.com/en/insight/prevalence-of-supplemental-benefits-in-the-general-enrollment-medicare-advantage



Meals on Wheels for Helena-West Helena Dogs Meals On Wheels 2.0 Meals on Wheels OC Mitchell's Plain Meals on Wheels and Senior Clubs Meals on Wheels-Anderson Meals On Wheels Delaware Meals on Wheels of Ocean County The Thompson Senior Center Area Agency on Aging 1-BNorth Central Area Agency on AgingShelby Township Senior Center La Vergne Senior Center

Prevalence of supplemental benefits in the general enrollment Medicare Advantage marketplace: 2018 to 2022 In a competitive Medicare Advantage marketplace, MAOs can differentiate themselves by offering supplemental benefits such as D-SNPs.