| Sponsor |
Location |
Dates |
Amount |
Project
Name |
Description |
Funding
Partners |
| Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, Inc.
|
Salisbury, CT |
8/7/31 to
1/97/01 |
$425,000 |
Sickness Prevention Through Regional Collaboration
|
To develop a regional networkof health care providers
and community-based organizations that develop local strategies for increasing
access to clinical preventive services |
Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation; New York
State Quality Improvement Grant DH 2000; Charles E. Culpepper Foundation;
Rotary Club; Donaghue Medical Research Foundation; The Seith Sprague Foundations;
CPRO; Jessie B. Cox CharitableTrust; Torrington Area Founda-tion; MassPRO |
| Brownsville Community Health Center |
Brownsville, TX |
8/1/94 to 3/31/99 |
$329,241 |
Campus Care Center |
The project expands upon the Brownsville School-Based
Clinics Program, which provides primary comprehensive healthcare to underserved
children and adolescents. Expansion is expected to include the entire school
district. |
Brownsville Community Health Center; Brownsville
Independent School District; Brownsville Medical Center |
| Center for Health Services,
Vanderbilt University |
Nashville, TN |
8/1/97 to7/31/01 |
$290,321 |
Maternal
Infant Health Outreach Worker Project
|
This is an initiative to design, implement, and disseminate
financial strategies for small agencies serving disadvantaged populations
in order to build revenue-generating capacity within a managed care environment |
Bernard van Leer Foundation of the Netherlands;
Phoenix Healthcare of Tennessee; Medical Care Management Co. |
| Chicago Health Connection |
Chicago, IL |
8/1/96 to 7/31/00 |
$327,410 |
Chicago Health
Connection Doula Project
|
A four-year project in prenatal support for pregnant teens
in low-income communities. This project trains and employs a cadre of parapro-fessional
women as doulas, to provide prenatal, intra-partum and postpartum support
to birthing teens. |
Harris Foundation; Prince Charitable Trust |
Child and Family
Services of the Upper Peninsula, Inc. |
Marquette, MI |
8/1/98 to 7/31/02 |
$154,000 |
Youth Services |
Expansion of a jail diversion program for youth
|
W.K. Kellogg Foundation; Child and Family Services
of the Upper Peninsula I;
Honorable Michael Anderegg, Judge, County of Marquette Probate Court; Eastern
Upper Peninsula Substance Abuse Services |
| Children's Services Council
of Palm Beach County |
West Palm Beach, FL |
8/1/98 to 7/31/01 |
$300,000 |
Palm Beach County Home Visiting Program |
The Healthy Start PLUS Home Visiting Program
represents a systemic expansion of the Healthy Start Program, and brings
together public health agencies and private care pro- viders to improve
access to basic health care for pregnant women and their newborns |
Quantum Foundation; Lost Tree Village Charitable
Founda-tion; Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County; Health Care
District of Palm Beach County; Department of Health; Florida Ounce of Prevention;
Healthy Families Florida |
| Chinatown Health Clinic, Chinatown Action for
Progress |
New York, NY |
8/1/98 to 7/31/01 |
$420,000 |
Mental Health "Bridge" For Asian Americans |
Mental health services to Asian-Americans in
need |
United Hospital Fund of New York; New York Community
Trust; Chinese American
Medical Society; Pfizer Foundation, Inc.; Zlinkoff Fund,
Department of Medicine, New York University Medical Center; New York Community
Trust; van Ameringen Foundation
|
| Cincinnati Health Network |
Cincinnati, OH |
8/1/98 to 7/31/02
|
$460,008 |
Pediatric Integrated Care Project |
Integrating the delivery of pri mary care, mental
health, and substance abuse services for children and adolescents in underserved
communities |
United Way / Community Chest;
Greater Cincinnati Foundation; Thomas J. Emery Memorial Trust; Mayerson
Foundation; Daniel and Susan Pfau Foundation; Josephine Schell Russell Charitable
Trust; Health Foun-dation of Greater Cincinnati; Hamilton County Alcohol
& Drug Addiction Services |
| City of Santa Fe |
Santa Fe, NM |
8/1/96 to 7/31/00 |
$350,000 |
Crisis Response of Santa Fe |
The project diverts adults and youth
in crisis from the jail and hospitals through the implementation of a treatment
and rehabilitation based crisis response system |
McCune Charitable Foundation; Frost
Foundation; St. Vincent Hospital; County of Santa Fe |
| Community Health Care, Inc. |
Davenport IA |
7/1/95 to 6/30/99 |
$450,000 |
Care Group Illinois |
To provide a full spectrum of quality primary
care services in a coordinated, cost-effective setting for the currently
underserved population of Rock Island County, Illinois
|
Doris and Victor Day Foundation; United Way of
Quad Cities; John Deere Foundation |
| Cooper Green Hospital |
Birmingham, AL |
10/1/95 to 9/30/99 |
$473,454 |
Community Care Plan for Jefferson County, Alabama
|
To establish a network of com munity and neighborhood
based primary care practices enabling thousands of community residents to
gain health care access |
Greater Birmingham Foundation; Energen; Independent
Presbyterian Church; Alabama Power Foundation; SONAT; Robert Meyer Foundation;
AmeriCorps |
| Department of Neuropyschology,
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center |
Lubbock, TX |
8/1/96 to 7/31/99 |
$479,583 |
Rural Alzheimer's Disease Education
Program |
To improve the quality received by patients with Alzheimer's disease
who live in rural areas of West Texas and Eastern New Mexico by training
clergy to serve as a resource for patients and families
|
School of Medicine, Tech University
Health Sciences Center; Department of Neuropsychiatry, Texas Tech University
Health Sciences Center; Harrington Founda- tion; JF Maddox Foundation;Hogg
Foundation for Mental Health; Giles McCrary Fellowship Endowment; Dodge
Jones Foundation; CH Foundation; South Plains Foundation; Hogg Founda-tion,
Mental Health Resources; E.A. Franklin Unitrust |
Department of Pediatrics, University
of
Colorado School of Medicine |
Denver, CO |
8/1/97 to 7/31/01
|
$109,000 |
Mile High Child Care
Healthy Beginnings
Program |
An initiative to establish preventive
health services for children of working parents who are enrolled in eight
sub- sidized child care centers in Denver |
Pollak Fund, Jean and Pollak Div.;
Hunt Alternative; March of Dimes; Denver Foundation; Bank One c/o University
of Colorado
Foundation; the Children's Hospital |
| EAC, Inc. |
Hempstead, NY |
8/1/98 to 7/31/01 |
$395,000 |
Families First |
The Suffolk County Family Drug Treatment
Court uses experts to assess parental treat
ment needs, refer to treatment, and monitor treatment. Child advocates work
with the children of these families |
State of New York Unified Court System; Honorable Gail Prudenti, Admini-strative
Judge, Suffolk County, New York; Suffolk County Department of Social Services
|
| Eddy Visiting Nurses Association
|
Troy, NY |
8/1/96 to 7/31/99 |
$149,150 |
Eddy Visiting Nurses Association
(Capital Region) AIDS Care Teams |
To provide high-quality team and
individual non-medical support to Eddy VNA patients living with HIV/AIDS
and their families and/other involved parties |
Howard and Bush Foundation; Sage
Colleges; United Way of New York; Community Foundation for the Capital Region;
Charitable Venture Foundation; Community Aids Partnership; Our Brother's
Keeper Foundation; Samaritan Foun-dation of Northeast Health; Faith in Action;
Samaritan Hospital Foundation; Rubin Foundation
|
|
El Concilio of San Mateo County
|
Burlingame, CA |
11/1/98 to 6/30/99 |
$139,3461 |
Nuestro Canto De Salud |
Program to reduce the incidence of
diabetes among Latino adults |
Health Services Agency; Mr. Steve
Hooker; University of California San Francisco; Sequoia Health Care District;
Health Plan of San Mateo; California Endowment; U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services; David & Lucille Packard Foundation |
| Erie County Medical
Center |
Buffalo, NY |
8/1/96 to 7/31/99 |
$153,740 |
Integration of Addiction Services
and Primary Medical Care |
Integration of the medical and chemical
dependency treatment needs of patients through the co-location of services
in community based primary care clinics and the provision of active case
management |
ECMC Lifeline Foundation |
Erlanger Medical Center
|
Chattanooga, TN |
7/1/95 to 6/30/99 |
$295,234 |
Medical Home Project |
One component of the is a comprehensive, coordinated
system of community-based, self-help services for a medically underserved
population |
Erlanger Medical Center |
| Family Health Council,
Inc. |
Pittsburgh, PA |
8/1/97 to 7/31/00 |
$425,000 |
Community-Based Model for Teen Pregnancy
Prevention |
To reduce teen pregnancy throughout
a four-county region in western PA through improved access to health care
services and education |
Grable Foundation; Laurel Foundation; Claude Worthing- ton Benedum Foundation;
Jewish Healthcare Foundation; Alcoa Foundation; Samuel Justus Charitable
Trust
|
| Family Services Woodfield, Inc. |
Bridgeport, CT |
7/1/95 to 6/30/00 |
$349,148 |
Early Childhood Family Support Center
Initiative |
A program for 130 at-risk families
and their children (under age five) in four underserved neighborhoods in
Bridgeport. The overall goal is to maximize health and developmental outcomes
for young children and families with acute needs. |
Bridgeport Area Foundation; Connecticut Department of Child & Families;
ConnecticutDepartment of Social Services; Southwest Region Family Preservation/Family
Services; Ruth I. Krauss Fund; Connecticut Children's Trust Fund; William
Casper Graustein Memorial Fund; Greater Bridgeport Area Foundation; Fairfield
County Foundation
|
Health Hospital
Corporation of Marion County |
Indianapolis, IN |
8/1/97 to 7/31/01 |
$300,026 |
Youth Tobacco Initiative |
To reduce youth tobacco use in Marion County,
Indiana, by enforcing access laws, and establishing enhanced smoking prevention
and intervention programs in schools and adjacent neighborhoods |
Health Foundation of Indianapolis; Marion County
Health Department; Wishard Health Services; Indianapolis Foundation; St.
Francis Hospital & Health Centers; Community Hospitals Indianapolis;
St. Vincent Hospital & Health Services
|
| Healthy Futures, Inc. |
Winthrop, ME |
8/1/97 to 7/31/01 |
$400,000 |
Healthy Futures Community Primary Project |
A community based system to promote health and
prevent disease and injury for individuals, families, and their community |
Bingham Program; Maine Medicaid/Department of
Human Services; Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Maine; Hannaford Bros., Co.; Healthsource
MaineCare |
| Heartland Circle |
Wellington, OH |
8/1/98 to 7/31/01 |
$95,000 |
Reaching Out to Disadvantaged Rural Women With
Sub- stance Abuse Problems |
Substance abuse treatment and supportive services
for rural low income women |
Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland; Nord
Family Foundation |
I. M. Sulzbacher
Center for the Homeless, Inc. |
Jacksonville,FL |
7/1/96 to 6/30/99
|
$456,000 |
Healthcare for the Homeless |
A collaborative effort by the Emergency Services and Homeless Coalition,
Duval County Medical Society, area hospitals, public health and human
service providers resulting in the establishment of a health care clinic
specifically to serve the homeless
|
Edna Sproull Williams Foundation;
Brooks Health Foundation; United Way of Jacksonville; Baptist/ St. Vincent
Health System; Ida M. Stevens Foundation; Foundation, Inc.; Mr. & Mrs.Riverside
Herman |
Indiana Hemophilia
and Thrombosis
Center, Inc. |
Indianapolis, IN |
12/1/98 to 2/29/00 |
$69,089 |
Amish Dental Inter-vention Project |
To improve the oral health of Amish children
in Indiana by increasing access to dental care, achieving optimal fluoridation,
provid-ing dental education, and instituting a long-term plan for dental
care |
Memorial Health Foundation, Inc.; Indiana State
Department of Health |
| Indiana University |
Indianapolis, IN |
8/1/96 to 7/31/00 |
$350,000 |
Shalom Health Centers at Broadway, Roberts Park,
and Eagledale |
The extension of a parish clinic to include on-site
physician coverage and comprehensive care for inner city minorities and
other uninsured individuals |
Indianapolis Foundation; Health Foundation; Indiana
State Department of Health; Bayter Allegiance Foundation; Children's Trust
Fund |
|
Jefferson County Medical Society Outreach Programs,
Inc.
|
Louisville, KY |
8/1/97 to 7/31/00 |
$295,000 |
The Healing Place Women's Initiatives |
To expand social, medical and substance abuse
intervention recovery services to homeless/needy and medically underserved
chemically dependent women, in addition to including their chil-dren in
the recovery and medical services. Service is delivered in a 4-6-month residential
program linked with non-medical detoxification and overnight shelter. |
Humana Foundation; Gheens Foundation; Alliant
Health Systems |
| Kahuku Hospital |
Kahuku, Oahu, HI |
8/1/96 to 7/31/99 |
$194,273 |
Healthy Communities Farmers Market |
The focus of this project is reducing the incidence of diabetes among
Hawaiians in the Oahu area through health screening and education at a
local farmer's market.
|
Queen Emma Foundation |
| Maricopa Medical Center |
Phoenix, AZ |
7/1/96 to 12/31/98 |
$75,500 |
Managed Care Plan for Person Living withs HIV
and AIDS |
This is a project to develop and implement a
comprehensive managed care service plan for people living with HIV/AIDS |
Arizona AIDS Foundation; Flinn Foundation |
Midwestern
Connecticut Council
on Alcoholism |
Danbury, CT |
8/1/98 to 7/31/02 |
$405,000 |
Sobering-up Center |
Substance abuse treatment program for homeless
people |
Braden Foundation; State of Connecticut Department
of Mental Health & Addiction Services; L. Wagner & Associated; Berkshire
Taconic Community Foundation; Mr. Gene Eriquez, Mayor of Danbury, Connecticut;
Danbury Hospital; United Way of Northern Fairfield County; Union Savings
Bank; Meserve Memorial Fund; City Center Danbury |
Morrison Center
Child and Family OR |
Portland, |
7/1/96 to 6/30/00 |
$480,000 |
Children's Assessment Service |
The Foster Child Assessment Program (FCAP) will
conduct comprehensive medical, mental health and developmental assessments
for all children, birth through 13 years, entering foster care in Multnomah
County,
|
Meyer Memorial Trust; Lorene Sails Higgins Charitable
Trust; Collins Foundation; Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust; Multnomah County
Department of Community & Family Services; PacifiCorp Foundation; Washington
Mutual Foundation;Oregon Swigert Foundation; PGE/Enron Foundation; Herbert
Templeton Foundation; Multnomah County Health Department; Northwest Health
Foundation; Child Abuse Multidisciplinary Intervention Fund |
Napa County
Council for
Economic
Opportunity
(N.C.C.E.O.) |
Napa, CA |
8/1/97 to 7/31/00 |
$295,000 |
Nuestra Esperanza, Latino Multi-
Service Center |
To offer drug and alcohol abuse treatment
services through an existing family-centered community organization serving
the Latino population of Napa County |
Gasser Foundation, Inc.; Kaiser Permanente;
Queen of the Valley Hospital; Napa Valley/Sonoma County Leadership Council
|
| New River Health Association |
Scarbro, WV |
8/1/96 to 7/31/99 |
$350,000 |
West Virginia School- Based Health Center Initiative
|
A network of thirty-five school-based health
center sites to provide preventive and primary care to students. The project
also provides mental health services in nine of these sites |
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation; West Virginia
Bureau for Public Health |
| Northridge Hospital Medical
Center |
Northridge, CA |
8/1/98 to 7/31/02 |
$459,844 |
Children's Assault Treatment Services |
Implementation of a treatment services program
for sexually abused and /or physically victimized children |
Weingart Foundation; Anheuser-Busch, Inc.; PacifiCare
Foundation; HJ and Polly Browning; William Randolph Hearst Foundation; Jack
and Phyllis Calig; Georges & Germaine Fusenot Charity Foundation; Forest
Lawn Foundation; Meissner Mfg. Co., Inc.; Ralph M. Parsons Foundation |
| Open Door Health Center |
Michigan City, IN |
8/1/98 to 7/31/01
|
$211,000 |
Adolescent
Health Initiative |
School-based comprehensive health care, mental health, and substance
abuse prevention and treatment services to 200 at-risk young adults enrolled
in the Michigan City Alternative High School and to the thirty-five children
of those students
|
Memorial Health Systems, Inc.; Horizon
Bank; Aetna Foundation; Barker Welfare Foundation; Duneland Health Council |
| Open Options,
Inc. |
Kansas City, MO |
9/1/93 to 6/30/98 |
$349,992 |
Senior Link |
Frail elderly persons receive the
support essen- tial to avoid unnecessary institutionalization |
Sosland Foundation; William T. Kemper
Foundation; Hall Family Foundations; Victor E. Speas Foundation; H&R
Block Foundation; Ina Caulkins Board; Jack and Helyn Miller Foundation;
Kansas City Southern Industries |
| Partners for a Healthier Community,
Inc. |
Springfield, MA |
8/1/97 to 7/31/01 |
$350,000 |
Community Health Advocates: A Population-
based |
An initiativeto become community
health to train workers advocates and address neighborhood-level health
care issues & Neighbor hood-focused Outreach Program |
MassMutual Insurance Com- pany; Baystate Health System; Irene E. &
George A. Davis Foundation; Health New Eng- land; Sisters of Providence
Health System c/o Mercy Hospital; Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts;
Beveridge Foundation; Community United Way
|
|
Providence Hospital
|
Washington, DC |
6/1/98 to 5/1/02 |
$425,000 |
Perry Family Health Center |
Family-oriented primary health care
services for severely underserved people |
Alexander & Margaret Stewart Trust |
| Proyecto Peninsula de Cantera |
San Juan, PR |
8/1/96 to 7/31/00 |
$499,733 |
Health Promotion Initiative |
To establish a community- based Health Promotion Unit based on the principles
of empowerment, access, prevention, coordination, and surveillance
|
Smithkline Beecham; Johnson and Johnson
Company; Rio Piedras Rotary Club; San Jua Municipality |
Region Nine Development
Commission |
Mankato, MN |
8/1/98 to 7/31/02 |
$460,000 |
Region 9 Community Care Partnership |
Rural substance abuse prevention and health promotion
program |
Immanuel St. Joseph's Hospital/Mayo Health System;
U Care; Region 9 Development Commission; Health Partners; Minnesota State
University; Region 9 Healthy Communities; Blue Cross/Blue Shield; Allina
Foundation |
| Regional AIDS Interfaith Network |
Charlotte, NC |
7/1/97 to 6/1/00 |
$350,000 |
RAIN - Consortium Collaboration and Expansion
Project |
This is a project to join the work of two collaborating
organizations--the Regional AIDS Interfaith Network, and the Regional HIV/AIDS
Consortium |
Duke Endowment; National AIDS Fund; Kate B. Reynolds
Charitable Trust; Foundation for the Carolinas |
| Rio Arriba Family Care Network |
Espanola, NM |
8/1/98 to 7/31/00 |
$230,000 |
ArribaCare
primary care and substance |
Program to improve access to abuse services for
low-income persons
|
McCune Charitable Founda- tion; New Mexico Turning Point,
New MexicoDepartment of Health; Mr. Lorenzo Valdez, County Manager, Rio
Arriba County; Health Planning Development & Relations, University of
New Mexico Health Sciences & Services |
Sacred Heart Medical
Center
|
Eugene, OR |
8/1/98 to 7/31/01 |
$335,640
|
Latino Medical Access Coalition |
Coalition-based program to provide
medical services to low-income rural Latinos |
PeaceHealth; Meyer Memorial Trust; Healthy Tomorrows/Maternal
& Child Health;
Oregon Community Foundation |
Seattle
Chinatown- International District Preser-
vation and
Development Authority
|
Seattle, WA |
10/1/98 to 9/30/01 |
$395,000 |
Legacy House |
Community-based assisted living facility
for low-income seniors |
Key Bank; Paul G. Allen Charitable Foundation;
Fannie Mae Foundation; PacifiCare Foundation; Wells Fargo Foun-dation; Medina
Foundation; Neshoim Family Foundation; Group Health/Kaiser Permenente Foundation;
Seattle Community Development Collaborative; SAFECO Corporation; Fales Foundation
Trust; Microsoft Corporation; Weyerhauser Company Foundation; Kawabe Foundation;
Washington Mutual Foundation; U.S. Bank; Puget Sound Energy |
| Southcentral Foundation |
Anchorage, AK |
8/1/98 to 7/31/02 |
$275,000 |
Dena A Coy |
Transitional living program for pregnant women
with substance abuse problems |
United Way of Anchorage;Providence Health System in Alaska;
Cook Inlet Housing Authority; Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority; Rasmuson
Foundation; National Bank of Alaska; ARCO Alaska, Inc.; Cook Inlet Region,
Inc.; British Petroleum Exploration |
| St. Francis Medical Center
Foundation |
Grand Island, NE |
8/1/98 to 7/31/02 |
$470,000 |
8/1/98 to7/31/0 Grand Island Senior High School
Student Wellness Center Compre-hensive school-based health services for
underserved high school students St. Francis Medical Center Foundation;
NAF/Multi-cultural Human Develop-ment Corpora-tion; Nebraska Department
of Health & Human Services; FHC Value Options Foundation; Sisters of Charity
Ministry Foundation; Abstinence Education Office of Adolescent Health |
8/1/98 to7/31/0 Compre-hensive school-based
health services for underserved high school students St. Francis Medical
Center Foundation; NAF/Multi-cultural Human Develop-ment Corpora-tion; Nebraska
Department of Health & Human Services; FHC Value Options Foundation; Sisters
of Charity Ministry Foundation; Abstinence Education Office of Adolescent
Health |
St. Francis Medical Center Foundation; NAF/Multi-cultural
Human Develop-ment Corpora-tion; Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services;
FHC Value Options Foundation; Sisters of Charity Ministry Foundation; Abstinence
Education Office of Adolescent Health |
| St. Joseph Health Services of Rhode
Island |
North Providence, RI |
8/1/97 to 7/31/00
|
$325,000 |
Providence Smiles |
Dental prevention and treatment project to serve elementary school children
in Providence, Rhode Island
|
Rhode Island Foundation; Health,
Education, and Leader- ship for Providence |
| Stone Soup Group |
Anchorage, AK |
8/1/97 to 7/31/01 |
$350,000 |
Comprehensive System of Mental Health Wellness
and Support for Families with Children Exper-iencing Challenging Behaviors |
Address the special needs of children with develop-mental
disabilities |
Maternal Child Health Bureau; Reuben E. Crossett
Endowed Alaskan Fund; Maternal Child and Family Health of Anchorage |
| Strong Ties Community Support
Program, University of Rochester Medical Center |
Rochester, NY |
8/1/97 to 7/31/01 |
$269,129 |
Project Link: A Community Intervention Program |
A forensic psychiatry project to create linkages
between appropriate mental health and social services and establish a case
advocacy team to provide a therapeutic approach to this problem Coordinated
Care Services, Inc.; Janssen Pharm-aceutical; New York State Office of Mental
Health; Eli Lilly & Co. Pharma- ceutical; Monroe County Office of Mental
Health |
Coordinated Care Services, Inc.; Janssen Pharm-aceutical;
New York State Office of Mental Health; Eli Lilly & Co. Pharma- ceutical;
Monroe County Office of Mental Health |
|
Students Run L.A.
|
Van Nuys, CA |
8/1/98 to 7/31/01 |
$235,304 |
Students Run L.A. Wellness & Substance Abuse
Prevention |
To build resiliency skills and reduce use of
tobacco, alcohol, and drugs |
California Wellness Foundation; Crail Johnson
Foundation; Bank of America Foundation; Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce;
Parsons Foundation; Milken Foundation |
| Teaching and Learning Academy, Board
of Education, Memphis City Schools |
Memphis, TN |
8/1/98 to 7/31/01 |
$421,279 |
Healthy Schools, Healthy Lives |
Project to provide integrated school, family, and health services
|
Assisi Foundation of Memphis; College
of Nursing, University of Tennessee |
| The Boston Coalition Against Drugs and Violence |
Boston, MA |
7/1/95 to 1/31/99 |
$431,888 |
Boston Drug Diversion Court Program |
To decrease the rate of recidivism for those
involved with Drug Diversion Court and to increase the available prison
space for more violent offenders |
Hyams Foundation; Compre-hensive Comm-unities
Programs; W.K. Kellogg Foundation; U.S. Department of Justice; Boston Bar
Foundation/IOLTA; Mass-achusetts Committee on Criminal Justice; Boston Police
Department/Law Enforcement Block Grant |
| The Cleveland Clinic Foundation |
Cleveland, OH |
8/1/97 to 7/31/01 |
$425,000 |
Systematic Intervention for a Geriatric Network
of Evaluation and Treatment |
Network of coordinated services to reduce fragmenta-tion
in the delivery of health care services to the at-risk elderly in the Cleveland
area |
Cleveland Foundation; M.E. and F.J. Callahan
Foundation |
| The Health Museum of Cleveland |
Cleveland, OH |
11/1/98 to 1/31/00 |
$50,000 |
Healthy CMHA 2000 |
A health promotion delivery model reducing preventable
health risks associated with substance abuse and cardio-vascular disease,
increasing health care access and the health status of underserved families
|
Cleveland Foundation |
| Tiyospaye, Inc. |
Wichita, KS |
8/1/98 to 7/31/02 |
$295,000 |
Pueblo Adolescent Program for Alcohol
& Substance Abuse |
Prevention, early intervention, and
substance abuse treatment program for low-income adolescents |
United Methodist Health Ministries
Fund; State of Kansas Department of SRS Alcohol & Drug Abuse; Sedgwick County
Board of County Commissioners |
| Truman Medical
Center |
Kansas City, MO |
8/1/98 to 7/31/02 |
$252,696 |
Patient Navigator |
Program to facilitate treatment of
low-income people with cancer |
John W. and Effie E. Speas Memorial
Trust; Suzan G. Koman Cancer Foundation, KC Race for the Cure; Mag Foundation;
American Cancer Society, Heartland Division, Community Access to Resource;
Jack and Helyn Miller Foundation; National Starch and Chemical Foundation;
Missouri Cancer Control Coalition; Louis and Dorothy Zumonow Foundation
|
| Tuba City for Family Harmony, Inc. |
Tuba City, AZ |
7/1/95 to 6/30/98 |
$179,712 |
Task Force Against Domestic Violence |
Provides counseling, safety, and education to
control and eventually eliminate the causes of domestic abuse in certain
areas of the Navajo Nation |
J.F. Maddox Foundation; Arizona Department Of
Public Safety-VOCA; Mr. Tom Chabin, County Supervisor, Coconino County;
Hogg Foundation for Mental Health; Navajo Nation Division Of Social Services
Family Violence and Services Grant; Navajo Way, Inc.; Indian Health Services |
| United Way Community Services |
Provo, UT |
8/1/98 to 7/31/01 |
$185,000 |
Info/Med Access |
To improve community health by increasing access
to healthcare information for both patients and providers |
Ester Foundation; IHC Hospital; Utah Power; Intermoun-tain
Health Care; Columbia Hospital; United Way of Utah County; Novell, Inc.;
Blue Cross Blue Shield; Ashton Foundation |
| Victim Services |
New York, NY |
8/1/97 to 7/31/00 |
$295,000 |
Partnership to Prevent Domestic Violence |
A project to introduce an integrated program
of domestic violence screening, referral, and intervention within HIP, a
mixed model managed care organization, in New York City |
Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York |
| Wilmer Institute, Johns Hopkins University School
of Medicine |
Baltimore, MD |
8/1/96 to 7/31/00 |
$480,000 |
Hoffberger Prevention of Blindness Program |
To decrease the burden of visual impairment in
urban Baltimore through improved recognition and treatment delivery for
eye diseases |
Hoffberger Foundation |
| Wilmington Health Access for Teens |
Wilmington, NC |
7/1/96 to 6/30/00 |
$455,374 |
Acknowledging and Meeting the Health Care Needs
of Teenagers |
A community-based center with a satellite school-based
center serves adolescents in all schools throughout the region that have
no teen health clinics within a two hour radius |
Duke Endowment; Cape Fear Memorial Foundation;
State of North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services; Cape Fear
Area United Way |