Hawaii Community Foundation Health and Wellness Collaboration and Seed Grants
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Jarissa Lum
jlum@hcf-hawaii.org
The Hawaii Community Foundation will provide grants for collaborative, community developed projects designed to improve the ecosystem of health and wellness where people in Hawaii live, connect, work, and play.
Strategies include:
- Providing better data and information
- Growing the health and wellness workforce
- Addressing mental and behavioral health
- Increasing holistic and community-based health and wellness options
- Involving communities in decision making
Funding opportunities include:
- Collaboration Grant - Projects that take shared action with other organizations to achieve program goals and impact
- Seed Grant - Pilot projects that are generating solutions to create a more resilient, equitable and secure Hawaii and hold promise for achieving impact
Populations/health issues of focus include:
- Mental health
- Kupuna
- Disability
- Abuse
- Homelessness
- General health
- Native Hawaiian health
- Children
- Military/veterans
Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations with 501(c)3 tax-exempt status that provide services in Hawaii.
Collaboration Grant:
- Maximum award amount: $50,000
- Expected number of awards: 11-14
Seed Grant:
- Maximum award amount: $5,000
- Expected number of awards: 6-10
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