Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Award Funds the Approved 2022?23 Public Health Americorps Program. No Member May Enroll Prior to the Approved Start Date of the Member Enrollment Period. Your 2022?23 Regulatory Match Is 0%. Reach Out Proposes to Have 10 Americorps Members Who Will Provide Screening for Social Determinants of Health, Case Management, Resource Navigation, Outreach, and Education While Embedded at Federally Qualified Health Centers and Public Health Clinics in Inland Empire Region of Southern California, Including Both San Bernardino and Riverside Counties. Americorps Members Will Receive Exposure to Health-related Careers Through Community Health Worker Training. at the End of the First Program Year, the Americorps Members Will Be Responsible for Increasing Access to More Equitable Health Outcomes in Socio-economically Disadvantaged Communities of Color, and Working With Local Partners to Help Communities Respond to and Recover From the COVID-19 Pandemic. After Their Year of Service, 5 Americorps Members Will Pursue Future Engagement in the Public Health Sector.
Committed
$502,593
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