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Community Project Funding/congressionally Directed Spending - Construction - Address: 16022 116TH Ave Se, Renton, Wa 98058-5245 Project Director: Lisa Yohalem Contact Phone: 425-277-1311 Email: Lyohalem@healthpointchc.org Website: Www.healthpointchc.org Program Funds Requested in This Application: Healthpoint Requests $350,000 in Funds Through This Opportunity, HRSA-22-134. Healthpoint Will Use HRSA-22-134 Funds Toward the Purchase of Equipment for Our Clinic in the Family First Community Center (FFCC) in the Benson Hill/cascade Neighborhood of Renton, Washington. Our 2,500 Square Foot Clinic Will Be Situated Within an Approximately 25,000 Square Foot, Wood-framed Facility That Will Also Have an 8,000-SQUARE-FOOT Gymnasium; a 2,400-SQUARE-FOOT Fitness Gym; an Additional 12,100 Square Feet for Entry and Check-in Counters, Classrooms, Lockers, Multi-purpose Rooms, and Offices; and a Maker Space That Renton School District Will Use for Science and Technology Activities. Healthpoint's Clinic Will Feature a Reception Area, Six Medical Treatment Rooms, Two Dental Operatories, a Panorex X-ray Room, a Sterilization Room, and Two Confidential Rooms. the Family First Community Center Project Is a Collaboration Between the City of Renton, Renton School District, Healthpoint, and the Family First Foundation. the City of Renton Is Providing Project Management and Financial Support. Renton School District Will Provide the Land and Steam Programs. Family First Will Focus on Community Wellness and Engagement Through Sports and Activities. Healthpoint Will Provide Primary Care and Family Support Services for the Community. the Co-location and Coordination of These Services Will Allow for Easier Access for Families in a Convenient Location Adjacent to the Cascade Elementary School in the City of Renton. the Us Health Resources and Services Administration Maintains Population Data About This Area. (note: Available Figures Are From 2019 and Are Thus Pre-pandemic, and May Have Evolved Since March 2020). in 98058, the Broader Zip Code in Which the FFCC Will Be Located in the Benson Hill/cascade Neighborhood, 18% of Its 44,000 People Have Incomes at or Below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level; 6% Are Uninsured; 14% Are Covered by Medicaid or Other Public Insurance. Over 23% Are Under Age 18, and 17% Are School-age Children. About 27% of Adults Had No Dental Visit in the Preceding Year; 22% Were Obese; 24% Had High Blood Pressure; 23% Had No Usual Source of Medical Care; and 11% Delayed Care Due to Cost. About 11-13% of Adults in the Surrounding Area Had 14 or More Poor Mental Health Days in the Preceding 30 Days, According to the Most Recent Behavioral Health Risk Factor Surveillance System Data. in South King County Overall, 35% of Youth Report Feeling Sad/hopeless for 14 Days Such That They Stopped Doing Their Usual Activities, According to the Most Recent Healthy Youth Survey Data. Healthpoint Will Provide 1,500 Unduplicated Patients With Oral Care; 1,500 Patients With Behavioral Health Care; and an Additional 1,500 Patients With Medical Care Annually. FFCC Foundation Will Engage at Least 7,000 Individuals in Complementary Health and Wellness Programs Such as Youth Sports, Adult Leagues, Health Education, Nutrition, Group Exercise, Personal Training, Infant/toddler Activities, and Yoga. Renton School District Will Serve Approximately 1,500 Youth and Adults Through After-school Tutoring and Mentoring, Parenting Classes, Esl Classes, and Computer Classes.
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