Federal grant · project grant (b)
Awards Issued Prior to January 20, 2025, Were Funded Under Previous Administrations and May Not Reflect the Priorities and Policies of the Current Administration. Same Canoe Gusprx 2021-2023 Will Increase the Number of Participants Being Served by a Vdggie RX Produce Prescription on the Island of Hawaii. Building on Previous Work, an Additional 332 People, With an Emphasis on Native Hawaiian, Filipino and Pacific Islander (NHFPI) Patients Will Be Servedand the Geographic Reach of the Project Will Expandto All Districts on the Island of Hawaii in Order to Reach the More Remote Pockets of Nhfpi Residents. the Project Will Continue Working With Our Original 12 Clinic Partners to Serve These Patients and Will Develop New Outreach and Education Materials Tailored to the Cultural and Language Needs of These Populations That Have Been Severely Impacted by COVID-19. Data Gathered From This Discrete Group of 332 Participants Will Add to Nutrition Incentive and Covid Response Knowledge Regarding Efforts to Engage With and Support Nutrition Improvement in Hard-to-serve Multi-cultural Groups That Have Been Hardest Hit by COVID-19.
Committed
$431,239
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