Telligen Community Initiative Grants

We propose to intentionally create a carefully selected group of emerging health and human service nonprofits and innovators into a shared or pooled office setting with the intention of helping them nurture and grow their organizational capacity. We would provide them with workstations, meeting rooms and a large event/conference room as well as technology, telecommunications, maintenance and security at no cost for a period of time as they and their work emerge. In addition, nonprofit groups in synergy center can receive assistance as well as strategic consulting on marketing, fundraising, board development, fiscal management and human resources issues. Nonprofit participants would be envisioned to benefit from synergy center participation with a stronger capacity to serve its targeted population and health mission. We currently have ten (10) nonprofits sharing the space in 2023. We put a invtiation to participate premium on those organizations creatively address the social determin

We propose to intentionally create a carefully selected group of emerging health and human service nonprofits and innovators into a shared or pooled office setting with the intention of helping them nurture and grow their organizational capacity. We would provide them with workstations, meeting rooms and a large event/conference room as well as technology, telecommunications, maintenance and security at no cost for a period of time as they and their work emerge. In addition, nonprofit groups in synergy center can receive assistance as well as strategic consulting on marketing, fundraising, board development, fiscal management and human resources issues. Nonprofit participants would be envisioned to benefit from synergy center participation with a stronger capacity to serve its targeted population and health mission. We currently have ten (10) nonprofits sharing the space in 2024. We put a invtiation to participate premium on those organizations creatively address the social determin

Continuing to invest in local research to inform local policy and program decisions, we are currently seeking funding partners for the next economic mobility-focused community-wide collaborative learning opportunity. This effort is focused on researching optimal ways in which communities can deliver emergency rental assistance support to reduce homelessness and keep families safe and housed.

Crossover hope (healthy outcomes in pregnancy & early-life) addresses significant birth outcome disparities in north tulsa through comprehensive maternal and child healthcare. The program integrates high-quality prenatal care with intensive case management to serve underserved families in our community. Our family medicine physicians, who live and work in north tulsa, provide continuous care from pregnancy through early childhood, supported by dedicated nursing staff and enhanced diagnostic capabilities including ultrasound services. A dedicated rn case manager coordinates essential support services addressing social determinants of health, while partnerships with ascension st. John and family and children's services create a comprehensive care network. Through this integration of clinical excellence and community engagement, crossover hope aims to transform maternal and infant health outcomes in north tulsa.

Children's health foundation (chf) supports the infant & early childhood mental health (iecmh) program at the child study center in oklahoma city. Iecmh provides high-quality, specialized treatment to young children who have experienced adverse childhood experiences (aces) and their families. Iecmh will partner with legal aid services of oklahoma (laso) to implement a medical-legal partnership. Laso will embed an attorney in the iecmh 20 hours a week to address civil legal issues that present barriers to healing for children and families in oklahoma. Tci funds will be used for personnel and operating expenses of the mlp.