Now Accepting Proposals to Reduce COVID-19 Related Health Disparities in Clallam and Jefferson Counties O3A has received funding through the Washington Department of Health to reduce COVID-19 related health disparities at the community level.
, is issuing this Request for Applications (RFA) for community health worker (CHW) certification training programs currently accredited by the Department to modify their curricula with the addition of a module on COVID-19 and the related health disparities among populations at high-risk and underserved, including racial and ethnic minority populations and rural communities; recruit and train two (2) underserved/under-resourced CHW candidates at no
Using CDC Health Disparities grant funding, Maricopa County Department of Public Health would like to contract with agencies serving adults and/or children with disabilities to identify either new opportunities or expand existing initiatives.
. • Updating data infrastructure to better track key demographics; develop strategies to better understand/report data on minoritized communities • Updating communications/processes/systems to be culturally and linguistically appropriate • Any initiative which would significantly eliminate or reduce COVID-19 related health disparities within the aging/older adult community MCDPH requests proposed budgets not exceed $500,000 per entity; however, we
Addressing health equity through culturally appropriate, population-based interventions and activities to reduce chronic disease-related disparities. c.
This activity addresses documented gaps in access to primary care, which can assist with reducing COVID-19 health disparities. 7.2 Through these three Priority Groups, the Department desires to achieve COVID- 19 Statewide Health Disparities Initiatives in the following three categories: 7.2.1 Category 1: Address COVID-19 and advance health equity to reduce COVID- 19-related health disparities: through strategies, interventions, and services that consider
The Mobilizing Communities for a Just Response grant program seeks to engage local, tribal government agencies, and community-based organizations to address COVID-19-related health disparities. The grant also provides a means to advance health equity by expanding community capacity for equity and change.
