Grants at Work

Applications for new projects are no longer being accepted (effective 1/22/20). Kawm ntxiv.

Grantees with existing Capital Planning grants may still apply for Implementation grants in future application cycles based on their project timeline. Funding for Implementation grants is reserved for those entities with existing Planning grants; however, Implementation grants are not guaranteed and must be applied for separately.

Grant to support two-year pilot to build on existing children’s savings account (CSA) program in Santa Cruz County for eligible Alliance members 0-2 years old to achieve two preventative care milestones for immunizations and well-child visits.

Grants to support health care and community-based organizations in implementing information technology and equipment systems that expand their capacity to serve the Medi-Cal population and result in improved access, coordination and quality of care.

Applications for new projects are no longer being accepted (effective 10/25/23).

Grants to support community-based projects that align with a food prescription model, including medically supportive food distribution coupled with an education and/or skill-building intervention, to improve member health and nutritious food security.

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Grants to support the development of new educational programs for health care professionals that will serve the Medi-Cal population.