Past Recipients
Since 1996, the Grossmont Healthcare District has supported a variety of local nonprofit health-related organizations through grants and sponsorships to address the unmet healthcare needs of over 500,000 District residents. Below are a few of our grant recipients from the most recent year.
Center for Community Solutions
Trauma recovery integration counseling program
$20,000
Behavioral & Mental Health
Home Start, Inc
Specialized behavioral health service for victims of trauma, abuse and crime
$30,000
Behavioral & Mental Health
Vista Hill
Confronting the challenges of mental illness, substance use disorder or intellectual and developmental disabilities
$30,000
Behavioral & Mental Health
Caring Community Living with Cancer (CCLC)
Cancer support groups for patients, survivors, caregivers, and family members
$10,000
Cancer
Alzheimer’s San Diego
Alzheimer’s Response Team (ART) pilot program; Supported Families Affected by Dementia program
$27,500
Aging
Champions for Health
Provides access to specialty care for underserved residents
$19,000
Direct Patient Care
La Maestra Family Clinic
Expanding access to dental services in East County
$35,000
Direct Patient Care
Volunteers in Medicine
Financial support of free medical clinic based in El Cajon
$150,000
Direct Patient Care
Mountain Health & Community Services, Inc.
Provide high-quality comprehensive primary care regardless of ability to pay
$58,307
Direct Patient Care
Challenge Center
Health function and wellness initiative for seniors and people with disabilities
$50,000
Disability Services
Home of Guiding Hands
Quality nursing care for people with development disabilities
$119,000
Disability Services
Noah Homes
Behavioral consultant, life enhancement services for adults with development disabilities
$19,000
Disability Services
St. Madeleine Sophie’s Training Center
On-site nursing services for adults with developmental disabilities
$25,000
Disability Services
Developmental Services Continuum, Inc.
Part-time healthcare coordinator/LVN position, case management
$24,999
Disability Services
Crisis House
“Project Homeless Connect” health and social service delivery event
$7,000
Social Services
License to Freedom
Community education, self-sufficiency, and advocacy for refugee and immigrant survivors of domestic and relationship abuse
$10,000
Social Services
Sharp Healthcare Foundation
Prevention education for brain, spinal cord, and other traumatic injuries
$3,500
Social Services
Health Occupations Center
Education for those interested in employment preparation, skill advancement, and/or personal fulfillment in health-related fields
$100,000
Workforce Development
Grossmont Union High School District/Mountain Empire Unified School District
GHD Health Career Pathway Initiative
$227,500
Workforce Development
The Eric Paredes Save a Life Foundation
Heart screenings for youth (ages 12-25)
$10,000
Chronic Conditions
Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank
Increasing access to healthy food for East County residents
$14,000
Chronic Conditions
Annual Community Grants Program Q & A Forum
June 23, 2020
This annual forum is designed to allow for potential healthcare district grantees to learn of any updates to the grant application and review its components ahead of the yearly grant cycle. Listen and watch Zoom recording below to access our most recent Q&A Forum including attendee Q&A.
Inaugural All-Grantee Convening
February 4, 2020
In 2020, local partner Champions for Health is facilitating quarterly meetings for current and recent grantees on behalf of the Grossmont Healthcare District. The purpose of these meetings is to educate current grantees about regional needs assessments and offer collaborative opportunities to help leverage current resources as well as additional funding for our region.
Still have questions?
Contact us if you have additional questions or feedback about your organization’s eligibility or upcoming workshop opportunities.