Grant Approvals 3rd Quarter 2014

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1 Health Care Aurora Public Schools Axis Health System Axis Health System Children's Healthcare Access Community Health Clinic Delta County School District 50(J) Aurora Aurora Dove Creek Delta Mental Health Services: Crawford and Laredo School Based Health Clinics Cortez Integrated Healthcare Clinic Patient Access and Engagement School-Based Health Centers Clinic Operations Expansion Grant Behavioral Health Integration for Children General Operating Support $124, /1/2014 7/31/2015 $357, /1/2014 $139, /1/2014 8/31/2015 $188, /1/2014 $235, /15/ /14/2015 A KidZ Clinic $322, /15/2014 9/14/2018 Provide elementary school students with access to primary health care, preventive dental care and mental health services through two school-based health clinics. APS and Aurora Mental Health Center (AuMHC) have partnered for over 25 years to provide mental health services to students during their school day, within their own school buildings. This request will support two full-time mental itinerant mental health therapists. Support the Cortez Integrated Health Care Clinic to increase their patient panel for sustainability through health literacy programs and increased marketing. Assist two School-Based school-based health center with continued expansion and financial sustainability. Improve the behavioral health of children through prevention and early intervention in the primary care setting. Support for continuation of Integrated Healthcare and implementation of Patient Centered Medical Home. A new school-based health center in Delta, serving ages

2 Health and Hospitals Patient Centric Automated Integrated Care $250, /1/2014 Support the continuation and expansion of Health s integrated care and telephonic counseling program. Grand County Rural Health Network Hot Sulphur Springs Patient Navigation in Grand County $185, /1/2014 5/31/2015 Continue the current patient navigation program and work toward program sustainability through the enhancement of evaluation and communication strategies. Jeffco Action Center Lakewood Health Navigation in Jefferson County $139, /15/2014 6/14/2015 Assist the homeless, poor and uninsured residents of Jefferson County navigate the health care system and develop skills for a healthier lifestyle. Salud Family Health Centers Fort Lupton Behavioral Health Post-Doc Residency Training $222, /1/2014 Train new behavioral health providers to work in an integrated care setting. San Juan Basin Health Department SJBH SWSM Integrated Oral Health Project $376, /1/2014 Develop an integrated dental model for La Plata County, while maintaining the foundation SJBH has built in its three county area. This project proposes to improve access to comprehensive, quality and integrated oral health care for the underserved population of all ages in this rural region. San Juan Basin Health (SJBH) will work in partnership with Axis Health System and La Plata Integrated Healthcare (LPIH) on this project. Summit Community Care Clinic Frisco Summit School Based Health Centers $89, /1/2014 8/31/2015 Summit Community Care Clinic is requesting continued financial support for the integrated primary care, reproductive health, behavioral health and oral health services provided at the four school-based health centers in Summit County. 2

3 University of Integrated Care s for Seniors and Caregivers $372, /1/2014 Continue to support the UCCS Aging Center s provision of integrated behavioral health services, in partnership with numerous community service agencies, to underserved seniors and their caregivers in the Springs area. University of The LEADS $204, /15/ /14/2015 Provide continued support for the LEADS a track within the School of Medicine designed to develop health professionals as transformational leaders, change agents, and community advocates and to increase the number of providers who serve underserved Coloradans. Health Coverage Advocacy The Health Care Advocacy $125, /15/2014 9/14/2015 Support adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including but not limited to individual and policy advocacy efforts, and the expansion of free health and wellness programs. Fiscal Institute Fiscal Education and Reform $90, /1/2014 7/1/2015 Conduct a series of research and education projects that promote greater health coverage through sound economic and fiscal policies. Enroll America Washington DC Using GetCoveredData.org to Improve Outreach and Enrollment in $446, /1/2014 Provide Connect for Health and other community-based organizations in the state with the data, tools, and training needed to make the enrollment period a greater success. 3

4 Healthy Living Academy 360 Arthritis, Great West Region Baby Bear Hugs Public Interest Research Council For A Strong America Yuma Washington DC Founding a Health and Wellness School Arthritis s for Better Living (PBL) Enhancing Parenting Skills for Healthy Living Multi-Modal Transportation Organizing Year Two Mission: Readiness - A Project of the Council for a Strong America $169, /1/2014 $39, /1/2014 $124, /1/2014 $100, /1/2014 $150, /15/ /15/2015 Fund the leadership and implementation of data-driven Coordinated School Health programming, culture, and instruction through years 2 and 3 of start-up. Continue to conduct s for Better Living which promote exercise, aquatics, tai chi and walking programs that are scientifically documented to have significant positive outcomes such as decreased depression, increased confidence in one's ability to exercise and improved endurance. Each recreational physical activity program includes a mandatory educational component to teach participants to self-advocate and manage their chronic disease. Provide education and support to expecting parents and parents of children 0 to 5 years old through ongoing home visitation and classes about healthy eating, nutrition, and active life styles ultimately preventing childhood obesity and impacting overall health. Increase access and use of multi-modal transportation by breaking down barriers and building local community expertise and power. In addition, we will build a strong statewide partnership that can increase organizing opportunities around multi-modal transportation for communities across the state. Building broad-based, bipartisan policy-maker and public support for programs and policies that advance healthy living in. 4

5 Girls Athletic Leadership School of GALS High School Healthy Living $54, /1/2014 GALS is requesting $54,000 to hire a full time health and wellness professional to create and implement the development and concretization of the GALS health and wellness program in its new High school. Healthy Community Food Systems (HCFS) Hesperus La Plata Farm to Preschool Project: As Local as Possible, Always Healthy and Sustainably Produced $74, /1/2014 Increase access to and consumption of healthy food for children in preschool settings including locally grown food whenever possible. Hunger Free Centennial Hunger Relief Project Support $400, /1/2014 Working to expand access to nutritious food for low-income children and families throughout. We focus on systemic and sustainable solutions through programming, policy and advocacy, in partnership with communities, government agencies, nonprofit and the faith based community. MetroCareRing Nutrition Education Center for the Hunger Relief Center at Metro CareRing $80, /1/2014 Seeks funding for the Nutrition Education Center in the upcoming Hunger Relief Center. This essential part of the new facility will allow the organization to educate low-income families in about proper nutrition for better health. Share Our Strength/Cookin g Matters Project Support for Cooking Matters $2,547, /15/2014 6/15/2017 Creating access to nutritious food and nutrition education for at-risk families during the funding cycle, through our work with schools and other key partners. 5

6 Padres Unidos Escuelas Saludables - Healthy Schools $376, /1/2014 Increase the numbers of low-income, Latino and Spanish-speaking parents of Public School children who are actively involved in efforts to increase children's access to healthy foods and physical activity in Public Schools. Regis University Cultivate Health $938, /15/2014 7/14/2018 Support the health and wellness of residents in four northwest neighborhoods by promoting an active lifestyle and increasing access to healthy food. Rural Solutions Sterling Living Well in Northeast $86, /1/2014 Continue to offer Stanford Chronic Disease Self-Management classes and Tai Chi to individuals in the Northeast region of. San Juan Basin Health Department 9-R SPARK Physical Activity $188, /1/2014 Provide physical activity and nutritional education content to the 9-R after school Kid Camp. San Luis Valley Local Foods Coalition Alamosa Healthy Food Initiative: SLV Food Hub $100, /1/2014 Provide start-up support for creating a food distribution hub to increase the supply of accessible, affordable and available fruits and vegetables and other locally-grown healthy foods in the San Luis Valley region. The Valley Food Partnership Montrose Local Farmacy Rx $161, /1/2014 Reduce obesity in low-income families through improved access, affordability, and increased intake of fruits/vegetables, and to provide a mechanism to connect health care delivery to healthy living practices. 6

All Points Transit Medical Transportation in Montrose County $35,000

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