Grant Partners

To build capacity and strategic relationships with health care providers in the community.

To hire a consultant to transfer donor records following a recent merger with the Boston Living Center.  

To acquire the services of a grantwriter to secure funds for its Health Education Project.

To acquire the services of a grant writer.

County of Dukes County will provide culturally and linguistically competent enrollment assistance, referrals, and retention services for public insurance and safety net programs, with a focus on the Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking communities.

The Boston Public Health Commission will use funds to train staff of city agencies and consumers on how to navigate the health care system and a newly launched web-centric resource database will be developed to help locate referral organizations.  Customized 'My Health Portfolios' will educate consumers on facts to consider when obtaining health care.

The Disability Policy Consortium (DPC) will unify the voice of disability groups as a leader in the Disability Advocates Advancing our Healthcare Rights (DAAHR) coalition, and focus the work of that coalition on the “dual eligibles” initiative, an effort to improve services for those dually eligible for Medicaid and Medicare. DPC will also address barriers to access such as underinsurance and advocate for the needs of those with disabilities who do not meet the federal definition of disabled.

To support the Healthy Eating Youth (HEY) Club.

To support board and staff training on fundraising.

Lynn Community Health Center will develop and evaluate its Integrated Care Project, an effort that integrates primary care and behavioral health care.  It will also develop a universal care plan supported by an electronic health record.  The project will create new models of care management and coordination for the health center’s highest-risk patients.  The health center believes that more appropriate services and increased treatment compliance will result in fewer emergency room visits and inpatient hospital care, reducing overall health care costs.  Over the three-year project, the health center will target 1,000 patients who have the highest rates of emergency room visits and inpatient hospital care.  To serve these patients, Lynn will develop an intensive care management team in which primary and behavioral health providers will work together. 

Health Law Advocates will use funds to provide legal representation to low-income residents experiencing difficulty accessing or paying for needed medical services.

Community Action Committee of Cape Cod & Islands will ensure that eligible residents of Cape Cod and the Islands are enrolled in public health insurance programs. The program will focus on recently unemployed residents or those whose employers have eliminated health benefits or raised employee contributions beyond their ability to pay.

To purchase a computer and two monitors for a Teleretinal workstation, and contribute towards a Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) Server.