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New Jersey Health Initiatives (NJHI) is a statewide grantmaking program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF). Established in 1987 in honor of the New Jersey philanthropic legacy of RWJF's founder, Robert Wood Johnson, NJHI is committed to supporting initiatives that address the array of health and health care problems facing our state.

NJHI supports a wide range of community-based service implementation projects by awarding competitive grants annually. Grant-funded projects focus on health services delivery, improvement in health, and the expansion of leadership expertise.

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Current Grant Projects

Health Literacy Initiative 2009
Pathways to Health 2009
Trenton Latino Health Literacy Partnership 2009
Crossroads to Success Program 2010
CARE - Collaborative Approach to Reach Patient Empowerment 2011
Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers - Improving Care Transitions for High Needs, High Cost Patients in Camden 2011
Fortifying CUMAC's Capacity and Continuity 2011
Elizabethport Sustainability Project 2011
Transformation ECD 2011
I-Care 4 Health Transitions: Improving Care for a Health Transition using a 4-Tiered Approach to Collaboration Across the Continuum 2011

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NJHI does not a have an open call for proposals at this time

Check back here regularly for an announcement of the next call for proposals for New Jersey Health Initiatives 2012. Click the "Apply Online Now" button above to access the RWJF online application system and review their current open calls for proposals.

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