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National Heritage Foundation Grant
Organization - National Heritage Foundation
Grant Amount - $1,500
Foundation - California Endowment
Grant Purpose - Town Hall Meeting: For sponsorship of a town hall meeting which will focus on diabetes and will feature leaders in the areas of chronic disease and health care disparities in Los Angeles County.
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National Heritage Foundation - $3,500 from the California Endowment - Town Hall Meeting: For sponsorship of a town hall meeting which will focus on diabetes and will feature leaders in the areas of chronic disease and health care disparities in Los Angeles County.
Chinatown Service Center - $340,000 from the California Endowment - Los Angeles Works for Better Health: To support the development of a campaign to improve the health and economic opportunities for low-income residents of Los Angeles County by engaging the Los Angeles Unified School District and the Workforce...
City of Long Beach - $265,446 from the California Endowment - Long Beach Diabetes Collaborative Project: To support a community-based effort to strengthen comprehensive diabetes services and to address systems of care and support for diabetes prevention and management for low-income persons with or at-risk of...
AltaMed Health Services Corporation - $25,000 from the California Endowment - Database System: To improve the tracking of care for patients with diabetes and chronic disease in east Los Angeles County.
Battle Creek Health System - $13,384 from the Kellogg Foundation - support an Expert in Residence visit by Michael Hindmarsh to provide a framework for implementing the Chronic Care Model of chronic disease management in Calhoun County
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