Mobile Health Clinics Serving Indiana Migrant Workers

GrantID: 8657

Grant Funding Amount Low: $2,500

Deadline: Ongoing

Grant Amount High: $25,000

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Summary

If you are located in Indiana and working in the area of Secondary Education, this funding opportunity may be a good fit. For more relevant grant options that support your work and priorities, visit The Grant Portal and use the Search Grant tool to find opportunities.

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Grant Overview

Indiana's migrant agricultural workforce peaks at 12,000-15,000 workers during the May-October harvest window across 82 counties. These workers concentrate in the northwest vegetable belt and southwest orchard counties, where permanent clinic access averages 38 miles. State health department data record 47 percent of migrant farmworkers lacking insurance and 29 percent reporting untreated chronic conditions during the prior 12 months.

Mobile clinic routes must cover both the primary I-65 corridor counties and the secondary Wabash valley sites that receive overflow crews when northern fields reach capacity. Transportation barriers compound access gaps because 61 percent of workers rely on employer vans with fixed schedules that do not align with daytime clinic hours.

Indiana Migrant Health Workforce Constraints

Applicants must maintain bilingual staffing ratios of one Spanish-speaking provider per 40 patients served and demonstrate after-hours coordination with farm labor camps. Quarterly outcome reports require documented reductions in emergency department visits for ambulatory-sensitive conditions.

Workforce Health Access Standards in Indiana

Eligibility includes proof of memoranda with at least three farm operators covering 500 or more workers each and alignment with Indiana State Department of Health migrant health surveillance protocols. Unlike Ohio applications, Indiana requires seasonal route mapping that accounts for the six-week tomato harvest surge in Knox and Daviess counties.

Readiness documentation covers cold-chain vaccine storage capacity and electronic health record interoperability with the state's 14 federally qualified health centers that serve as referral hubs.

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