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Funding Mini-Grants to Create
Healthy Communities
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FOR MINI-GRANT APPLICATION]
— IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER FOR 2010-2011 MINI-GRANTS —
Wednesday, September 1, 2010. Mini-Grant
Application for Funding (RFA) release.
Friday, October 15, 2010. Due date for
applications.
Monday November 15, 2010 CHNA 20 award
announcement for mini-grants
This 2011 year, the mini-grant award amount has been raised to $500 to $3,500
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2010 Mini Grants Questions and Answers
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What
is the timeframe for completion of grant work. In the past it was June. Is
that still the case?
“Applications
must be received by Friday, October 15, 2010
at 1:00pm EST, and funded projects must be completed no later than June 30,
2011.”
May an organization
apply for funding from the Blue Hills CHNA for a program that has received
previous funding, but will be further developed and expanded upon from the
previous session?
Yes. “If you
have received funds from the BHCHA in the past, you are welcome to reapply.”
Does CHNA 20 have
limitations on the types of organizations that can apply? Such as nonprofit
status?
No. “BHCHA seeks
applications from residents, hospitals, local service agencies, organizations,
businesses, Boards of Health, coalitions, and community groups to create Healthy
Communities. “
Blue Hills
Community Health Alliance CHNA #20
2009 – 2010 Mini-grant Awards
Mini-grants were made possible due to generous funding from Caritas Norwood,
Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates, South Shore Hospital, and Weymouth MRI.
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MINIGRANT TITLE |
PROJECT DESCRIPTION |
ORGANIZATION |
TOWN/CITY |
AMOUNT
FUNDED |
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Adventure
Programming: Adventure Fitness & Fun for Everyone!
|
Build a low element
adventure programming course that focuses on social and emotional
competency, motor skills development, and health-related fitness for all
participants. |
Canton
Public Schools Wellness Department Canton |
Canton |
$1,800 |
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Brain Attack: A Stroke
Survival Guide |
Purchase 12 stroke
education DVDs , and donate them to South Shore area public libraries
and the South Shore Elder Services Family Caregiver Support Program |
South Shore Care-giving Collaborative & South Shore Elder Services, Inc. |
Braintree |
$506 |
|
Building Parents'
Knowledge of Child Development |
Sponsor a monthly
parent education program to increase parent's knowledge of child
development |
Hull Family
Network/Hull Public Schools |
Hull |
$900 |
|
Central Middle School
Proposal |
A live theater
presentation will enrich the comprehensive health curriculum and serve
as a catalyst for community services and support. |
Central Middle School |
Quincy |
$750 |
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Food Insecurity:
Empowering Teens to Educate and Act |
Teens from Interfaith
Action will educate local communities about food insecurity and will
purchase shares from a CSA to donate them to local food pantries. |
Interfaith Action, Inc. |
Sharon |
$1,250 |
|
Healthy Kids Vacation
Camp |
Offer 6th annual
February School Vacation Camp, a fun, safe learning environment about
healthier ways to take care of ourselves and the world for children in
K-4th grade. |
Wollaston
Congregational Church |
Quincy |
$500 |
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Helping Children Cope
with a Loved One's Cancer - Survivorship is a Family Matter |
Pilot an educational
outreach program for children and their parents to foster communication
over questions and concerns when a family member has cancer |
Friends of Hope, South
Shore Hospital |
Weymouth |
$1,250 |
|
Hope for the Future –
Relapse Prevention Treatment |
To offer a time-limited
psycho-educational group regarding substance abuse and relapse
prevention |
Good Shepherd's Maria
Droste Services |
Quincy |
$906 |
|
Milton Children's Learning Fair |
Hold a town-wide fair
for children and families promoting wellness and managing your child's
allergies and asthma. |
Milton Early Childhood
Alliance |
Milton |
$1,250 |
|
Monthly Social Health
Curriculum Themes |
To implement the
monthly social health curriculum themes through staff development and
parent programs |
Norwell Public Schools
Office of Student Services |
Norwell |
$1,200 |
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Partner in Prevention -
Protecting Weymouth Youth from Prescription Drug and Heroin Addiction |
Create a community
guide that raise awareness of prescription drug & heroin addition while
promoting programs & practices that help increase protective factors |
Weymouth Youth Coalition Substance Abuse Prevention Team |
Weymouth |
$900 |
|
Positive
Parenting—Healthy Homes |
Expand a group offering
for parents/caretakers who experience stress and are looking for
guidance and support around healthy parenting. |
Manet Community Health
Center, Inc |
Quincy |
$1,020 |
|
Quincy College's
Alcohol and Substance Abuse Awareness Prevention Programs |
Present alcohol and
substance abuse awareness programs open to all students and staff during
National Alcohol Awareness Month in April. |
Quincy College |
Quincy |
$1,000 |
|
Quincy Immigrant Youth Outreach Project |
A youth leadership
committee will plan and promote workshops and volunteer opportunities
for recent immigrant youth |
Quincy Asian Resources |
Quincy |
$800 |
|
Shaping a
Healthier-Quincy… Together |
Use the Microfit
HeathStar Manager Program as student fitness and weight assessment and a
tool to communicate with families about healthier ways of life. |
Quincy Public Schools |
Quincy |
$1,000 |
|
Students Against
Destructive Decisions @ North Quincy High School |
Support projects and
activities within North Quincy High School that encourage the SADD
mission |
Quincy Public Schools
Health Services, NQHS Guidance Team, and NQHS Health Team |
Quincy |
$1,000 |
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Swim Buoys for Quincy
Beaches |
Purchase and install
swim area markers at the Quincy's neighborhood beaches to increase
safety and promote physical activity |
Quincy Beaches
and Coastal Commission |
Quincy |
$2,500 |
|
The Elder Dental
Program |
Provide low-income
elders with quality, affordable oral health care through a network of
dentists who provide treatment at reduced fee. |
Healthcare Options,
Inc. |
Norwood |
$1,500 |
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