Grants

Building Community Supports for Diabetes Care

To support partnerships among local health care providers and community organizations to address diabetes prevention and self-management issues in communities where cultural and ethnic diversity influence related health behaviors.

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National Program

Washington University in St. Louis

One Brookings Drive
Saint Louis, MO, 63130-4862

314-286-1915
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Edwin B. Fisher
Program Director

Carol A. Brownson
Deputy Director

314-935-3312
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Mary L. O'Toole
Deputy Director

314-286-1927
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RWJF Staff

Anne F. Weiss

Program Officer

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Minna L. Jung

Communications Officer

Recent Grants

$631,937.00 awarded to Washington University in St. Louis - Technical assistance and direction for RWJF's Advancing Diabetes Self-Management and Building Community Supports for Diabetes Care programs
$125,000.00 awarded to Richland County Health Department - Community-based program addressing self-management of diabetes
$124,757.00 awarded to Galveston County Health District - Defining and implementing community-wide interventions for diabetes
$125,000.00 awarded to Miami-Dade Area Health Education Center Program Inc. - Increasing community support for diabetes care and self-management
$125,000.00 awarded to Montana-Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council - Improving diabetes self-management among Native Americans

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