Summer 2004
Core Support Helps Safety Net Providers Sustain Services in Challenging Times
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clinics and other safety net providers face the combined pressures of
increasing demand for their services coupled with an environment of
shrinking resources. In this climate, they rarely have the flexibility
to develop organizational infrastructure in their uphill struggle to
provide basic services, even though organizational infrastructure needs
may be at the top of their wish lists. “One of the most strategic
approaches to achieving the Foundation’s mission of improving the health
of the people of California is provision of grants for core operating
support for safety net providers,” said Gary L. Yates, president and CEO
of The California Wellness Foundation (TCWF). “These grants allow
recipients to support existing services, strengthen administrative
procedures, hire personnel or just take a deep breath and plan how to
proceed. As a result, underserved Californians receive the health
services they need.”
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TCWF Sponsors Statewide Videoconference on Violence
Prevention
Communities across the state participated in a June 3 program on successful strategies to keep youth safe. Read what's new for more info...
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