Quest Diagnostics Foundation Inc Grants

The purposes of this grant agreement are as follows: (i) to enable grantee to provide black church public health navigators and health navigator supervisors and maintain hubs in newark, detroit, atlanta, and washington in accordance with phases v, vi, and vii of the choose healthy life black church plan and (ii) to secure both short-term and long-term funding to sustain grantee and strengthen and grow the choose healthy life black church plan.

The purposes of this grant agreement are as follows: (i) to enable grantee to provide black church public health navigators and health navigator supervisors and maintain hubs in newark, detroit, atlanta, and washington in accordance with phases v, vi, and vii of the choose healthy life black church plan and (ii) to secure both short-term and long-term funding to sustain grantee and strengthen and grow the choose healthy life black church plan.

Expansion of the hbcu scholars program; establishment of a scholars program at institutions of higher learning serving hispanic students; covid-19 relief through federally qualified health centers (each an "fqhc"); and hypertension relief and management through fqhcs.

Grantee will use the grant to develop through west site united ("wsu"), a project currently fiscally sponsored by grantee, a collaborative network of community-based organizations ("cbos") in west side chicago to develop and deliver programs to these cbos to help them build capacity, and assist these cbos with their programing to make it more effective at addressing social determinants of health and health needs.

Over two years to support the implementation of local maternal child health focused initiatives through community-based collective impact councils benefitting communities in the houston, miami, and chicago local areas. The goals of this grant: increase the presence of community health workers, recruit and train a diverse doula workforce, and build health education awareness in communities with high preterm birth and maternal mortality rates.