Health Professions Development
FY ‘13
$50,000
To provide two 4 year half scholarships for students from Maine who are enrolled in the medical program of partners TUSM and Maine Medical Center.
FY ‘12
$23,086
To support converting Major Medical Breakthrough to an enduring CME
Two years $35,000 to connect all preventive health field practitioners via a shared on –line peer-to-peer support system
$50,000
To provide two 4 year half scholarships for students from Maine who are enrolled in the medical program of partners TUSM and Maine Medical Center.
$19,894
To support the first stage of a project to create a comprehensive inter-professional education program for their 12 graduate health professions programs
FY ‘11
Three years -- $74,333
To support for professional development activities required for implementation of the core features of Educare
Three years -- $57,628
To pilot an earned-income stream for DVRI and to make three program enhancements: launch an educational campaign for Somali women; develop a webinar to reach northern Maine counties; and, define an optimal DV screening question
$50,000
To provide two 4 year half scholarships for students from Maine who are enrolled in the medical program of partners TUSM and Maine Medical Center.
Community Health
FY ‘11
One year -- $24,640
To support Powered by MAINE Girls, an online community to engage girls in rural counties
Two years -- $44,088
To expand the impact and reach of the Downeast Farm to School initiative while furthering policy initiatives and sharing best practices statewide
One year -- $43,000
To continue its work to advance early childhood Investment and DV Prevention in the Maine business community
Maine Network of Healthy Communities
One year $10,000
To match a USDA grant to launch the Maine Farm to School Network
Public Health Policy Development
FY ‘12
Two years $27,500
To gather information on long-term care, transportation, job opportunities in the health and aging sectors and access to nutritious food for elders.
$16,000 a year for two years
BPA-free Foods for their BPA-free Kids Campaign
$20,000
To support the start-up costs of a Multiple Employer Welfare Arrangement for the nonprofit sector to provide better health coverage for their employees, manage their costs more effectively and address cost drivers in the health care market
Two years $15,000 a year
To support its program to promote producer responsibility recycling
FY ‘11
One year -- $8,000
To support a follow-up investigation of the Maine Youth Overweight Collaborative study in order to learn how best to disseminate the MYOC framework and under what circumstances it may be most impactful.
education to guide the State to fully implement the Kids Safe Products Act passed by the Maine legislature in 2008.
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