Community Health Impact for Women of Color in Oregon
GrantID: 77219
Grant Funding Amount Low: $55,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $400,000
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Grant Overview
Oregon's women of color face significant barriers to accessing healthcare services, with 30% reporting unmet healthcare needs. The state's community health worker programs are critical in addressing these needs, particularly in underserved communities. Women of color in Oregon are more likely to experience poor health outcomes, including higher rates of diabetes and heart disease. The funding available for 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations serving communities in Oregon can be used to fund community health worker programs aimed at improving healthcare access for women of color. Oregon's unique demographic characteristics, including a diverse population and significant health disparities, require tailored solutions that address the state's specific needs. Unlike neighboring California, Oregon's community health worker programs must navigate the complexities of rural and urban service delivery. What Outcomes Matter in Oregon? The state's community health worker programs are focused on improving healthcare access and health literacy among women of color. Key outcomes will include increased service utilization and improved health outcomes among program participants. Successful applicants will have a proven track record of delivering effective community health worker programs and a strong network of community partners. Oregon's Community Health Worker Landscape The state's community health worker programs are critical in addressing the healthcare needs of women of color. Funding will be used to support the development of tailored programs that address the unique needs of these communities. ## Improving Healthcare Access in Oregon The goal of the community health worker programs is to improve healthcare access and health literacy among women of color. Key outcomes will include increased service utilization and improved health outcomes among program participants. ## Oregon's Health Disparities The state's women of color face significant health disparities, including higher rates of chronic disease. Successful applicants will have a deep understanding of these disparities and a commitment to delivering effective community health worker programs.
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