Grants

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Local Funding Partnerships

To continue a matching grants program to establish partnerships between the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and local grantmakers in support of innovative, community-based projects that improve health and health care for vulnerable populations.

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National Program

Health Research & Educational Trust of New Jersey

760 Alexander Road
Princeton, NJ, 08540-6305

609-275-4128
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Pauline M. Seitz
Program Director

609-275-4128
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Curtis E. Holloman
Deputy Director

609-275-4234
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RWJF Staff

Jane Isaacs Lowe

Program Officer

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Susan D. Promislo

Communications Officer

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Recent Grants

$815,657.00 awarded to Health Research & Educational Trust of New Jersey - Technical assistance and direction for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Local Funding Partnerships program
$225,000.00 awarded to Interfaith Council for the Homeless - Mental health and substance abuse outreach program for homeless persons
$470,874.00 awarded to University of Illinois at Chicago - Community-based intervention to reduce substance abuse-related youth violence
$301,840.00 awarded to Washington State University College of Nursing - Nurse-managed program to provide health care services to low-income and homeless children
$475,000.00 awarded to Union Mission Inc. - Comprehensive health services program for homeless people

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