Health
Good health is essential to help people move and remain out of poverty.
Poor physical or mental health can prevent or complicate the pursuit of education, employment, and other opportunities for economic mobility.
Priorities
The Foundation supports capital, program, and operating grants primarily in its priority communities in the following areas:
I can kind of describe it as family….Peace of mind is me knowing that we’re taken care of. I’m not traveling 30 minutes to get the care that we need.
Key Initiative
The Foundation supports federally qualified health centers across its priority communities to expand access to dental and behavioral health care, funding the renovation, expansion, and operational support of these facilities and allowing them to serve a greater number of patients. This has been particularly important in Hawai‘i and rural areas where access is severely limited.
Contact Information
If you have any questions, or require any additional information regarding the grant process, please contact grantsintake@hjweinberg.org.
