Building Health Navigator Capacity in Indiana

GrantID: 13823

Grant Funding Amount Low: $1,000,000

Deadline: Ongoing

Grant Amount High: $5,000,000

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Summary

Organizations and individuals based in Indiana who are engaged in Technology may be eligible to apply for this funding opportunity. To discover more grants that align with your mission and objectives, visit The Grant Portal and explore listings using the Search Grant tool.

Grant Overview

Indiana is grappling with significant healthcare access issues, particularly in low-income communities where families often find it difficult to navigate the complexities of health services. The state ranks low in many health metrics, with disparities affecting maternal and child health outcomes. Many residents lack a regular source of healthcare, leading to avoidable emergency room visits and chronic health issues, as reported by the Indiana State Department of Health.

Low-income families in Indiana are the most affected by this healthcare access barrier. Many individuals do not understand how to navigate the available health services, struggle to afford care, or face language and cultural challenges that prevent them from utilizing necessary resources. These barriers contribute to health disparities that can have long-lasting impacts on community well-being.

To address these issues, the Health Navigator Program for Access grant is designed to support organizations that help low-income families understand and access health services. This program aims to connect families with necessary resources, including preventive care and chronic illness management, which can significantly improve health outcomes. By educating families on available services and assisting them in overcoming barriers to access, this grant has the potential to reduce healthcare disparities in Indiana's communities.

The target outcomes of this initiative include increased utilization of preventative health services, improved management of chronic conditions, and enhanced overall health literacy among families. Such outcomes are critical in a state like Indiana, where health disparities can lead to significant economic and social repercussions. Improved health outcomes ultimately contribute to reduced healthcare costs, enhanced productivity, and better quality of life for residents.

Applying for funding through the Health Navigator Program involves demonstrating an understanding of the specific health access challenges faced by target populations. Organizations must outline their strategies for connecting families to health resources and explain how they will gauge the success of their interventions. Given the pressing healthcare needs in Indiana, this funding initiative represents an invaluable resource for addressing systemic barriers and improving community health.

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