Kaiser Permanente Santa Clarita Valley will begin accepting community grant applications for 2018 on Thursday, February 15 and will accept applications until Thursday, March 15 at 2 p.m.

Organizations may apply through Kaiser Permanente’s online grant application process. To learn
more about eligibility requirements, funding priorities, specific strategies, and see frequently
asked questions, go to community.kp.org/panoramacity.

Kaiser Permanente’s social mission is to improve the health our members and the communities we serve. The Kaiser Permanente Community Benefit Program addresses the needs and priorities identified through local needs assessments.

To see the Panorama City Community Health Needs Assessment, [click here.]

Addressing these needs is accomplished, in part, by supporting partnerships with community-based
organizations through our community grants program. Kaiser Permanente Panorama City Medical Center Area’s Community Benefit Grant Program provides opportunities to respond to grant requests from nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, and government agencies whose work aligns with our key funding priorities in the SCV.

A limited number of grants will be awarded to organizations that address critical needs in
at least one of the following five areas of focus:

• Access to Health Care;

• Economic Security;

• Mental and Behavioral Health;

• Obesity / Healthy Eating Active Living (HEAL) / Diabetes;

• Oral Health.

Organizations that are interested in applying must:

• Be a nonprofit organization or a local, state, or federal government agency operating for a
public purpose;

• Provide services within the Santa Clarita Valley;

• Provide services to disadvantaged and/or underserved populations;

• Address critical public health needs in our culturally diverse community;

• Have submitted evaluation reports for all historical grants.

In 2017, Kaiser Permanente Santa Clarita Valley awarded more than $62,000 in grants to eight
local nonprofit organizations.

For more information about the grant process, please contact Community Benefit Manager, Amy
Wiese at Amy.C.Wiese@kp.org by Friday, March 9.

To learn more about Kaiser Permanente Community Benefit visit community.kp.org.

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