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Home > Grants Program > Women’s Health
Grants that address the issue of women’s health are commonly given to organizations that provide reproductive health care, prenatal care, community-based comprehensive health care services, HIV/AIDS programs for women of color, case management, and supportive housing for homeless women. Priority is given to organizations that create welcoming environments for women in underserved communities. The Foundation also funds organizations that provide leadership development activities for women and those that inform policymakers and opinion leaders about the issue of women’s health.
Beginning June 1, 2008 through September 30, 2008, no letters of interest addressing this issue will be accepted.
For more information on this funding priority, please visit the Contact Us page.
Program Director
Saba Brelvi
Portfolio Newsletter Articles
Improving the Health of Imprisoned Women (Summer 2007)
Creating a Broad Coalition To Advocate for Women’s Health (Spring 2006)
Homeless Women Access Health Services Through Comprehensive Case Management (Winter 2005)
Community-Based Care Improves Birth Outcomes for Women At Risk (Summer 2003)
Grassroots Efforts Ensure That Women's Clinic Continues To Provide Health Care (Summer 2002)
Community Leaders Advocate for Health Needs of Women and Girls (Summer 2001)
Resources
California Women’s Law Center
National Black Women’s Health Project
The Pacific Institute for Women.s Health
More Resources
Reports
Trends In Knowledge Of Emergency Contraception Among Women In California, 1999-2004
Prevention & Women’s Health: Making the Health Care System More Responsive to Women
A Lifetime of Good Health: Your Guide to Staying Healthy
Making the Grade on Women's Health: A National and State-by-State Report Card 2004
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