Con Alma Health Statewide Grants
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Dennis McCutcheon
505.438.0776 Ext. 2
dennis@conalma.org
Office Hours:
Linda Candelaria-Dodd, Executive Director
Con Alma Health Foundation Grants provide funding for projects designed to improve health and advance health equity for people who live in New Mexico.
Priority areas:
- Access - Focus on access to health and healthcare as well as improving the health status and quality of life for the uninsured and medically underserved in New Mexico
- Culturally appropriate services - Traditional and community-based approaches that work to reduce health disparities, particularly for rural areas, tribal communities, immigrant families, people of color, and other hard to reach individuals and communities
- Evaluation/Research - New solutions to old problems, which may include data analysis, support of policy and advocacy, and/or the creation of new knowledge
- Health Promotion - Efforts that define health broadly and emphasize education, prevention, and personal empowerment
- Policy - Consumer participation in health policy formation and advocacy efforts to improve the health and well-being of people who live in New Mexico
- Workforce Development - The development of professionals who reflect the cultural and linguistic diversity of communities in New Mexico, including individuals who are participating in traditional as well as non-traditional training and educational opportunities
Eligible applicants are New Mexico 501(c)3 organizations or organizations with approved fiscal sponsors.
Priority communities:
- Communities historically marginalized or traumatized because of race, language, gender, sexual orientation, or spiritual beliefs
- Immigrant, rural, and border communities
- Low-income and economically under-resourced communities
- People suffering from chronic health conditions and trauma-related health inequities
- People who are uninsured, underinsured, and/or medically underserved
Small, grassroots, and medium-sized organizations are especially encouraged to apply.
Anticipated awards: Fixed request amount
of $15,000, $25,000, or $30,000
Project period: 1 year
Estimated number of awards: 26-34
Estimated total program funding:
$800,000
Links to additional guidance and application instructions are available on the program website.
Submit applications through the online grant portal. Contact sysadmin@conalma.org for assistance with the grant portal.
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