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Child Health Foundation Provides Small Grants to Save Infants and Children

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Child Health Foundation was established in 1985 as a non-profit, public charity [501(c)3] to prevent and treat life-threatening communicable diseases of infants and children in the United States and abroad. Foundation’s mission is “to save the greatest number of children’s lives at the lowest possible cost.”

Proposal Detail

Child Health Foundation wishes to receive proposals from interested health workers, investigators, or community organizations for innovative research or innovative service projects directed at improving the health of infants, children, and pregnant women. Proposals may be submitted by individuals (with organizational support) or groups.

Areas of priority include: development of sustainable biomedical and social technologies; and adaptation and implementation of technologies in local situations that may have widespread applications.

Project Details

  • Highest priority will be given to projects on malnutrition, enteric diseases (water and sanitation), and respiratory diseases.
  • The projects may address child health issues in a developing country or in the United States. Budgets should not exceed US$5,000.

Scheduled disbursement of funds to successful proposals:

  • US$4,000 at start of project;
  • US$1,000 upon receipt of interim report which includes itemized spent funds.

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  1. rosemary Hua says

    July 1, 2015 at 3:55 am

    our organization works on Early Childhood Care and development that begins from conception to 5 years. our goal is to ensure children survive, grow, develop and are protected from abuse and exploitation.
    can we apply for the grant
    we work in Nigeria

    • Divya Sharma says

      July 1, 2015 at 12:01 pm

      Hello Rosemary,
      Information about eligibility criteria and more related to this grant is only for our premium members. If you are our premium member, please submit your problem to our Premium Support Desk via http://support.fundsforngos.org/hc/en-us/requests/new.
      If you are not yet a premium member, why not consider signing up for premium membership at http://fundsforngospro.com/plans-and-pricing.aspx. Membership comes with a range of valuable features.

      Thank you.

  2. Alotunsin says

    June 26, 2015 at 3:58 am

    Hi,
    Our NGO is base in Nigeria and our initiative is poverty and Hunger Eradication, our NGO has been submitting series of proposals and none was granted till date.
    Please guide us, we are lacking funds to move forward.

    • Bela says

      June 26, 2015 at 5:07 am

      Hi Alotunsin,

      Please visit and explore the opportunities from the links given below:
      http://fundsforngos1.wpengine.com/category/developing-countries-2/nigeria/
      http://fundsforngos1.wpengine.com/category/poverty-2/
      http://fundsforngos1.wpengine.com/category/agriculture-2/

      Good luck!

  3. akhtar soomro says

    May 27, 2015 at 5:02 pm

    dear if you have any opportunity for the end of child labour speculatively when cotton season comes in Pakistan

    • Bela says

      May 29, 2015 at 7:21 am

      Hi Akhtar,

      Please refer to the following links and explore relevant opportunities:
      http://fundsforngos1.wpengine.com/category/children-2/
      http://fundsforngos1.wpengine.com/category/developing-countries-2/pakistan/

      Good luck!

  4. shija clement kinyata says

    May 27, 2015 at 12:06 pm

    Hi you can also explore our website for tanzania we need fund for our organization the hope relief and orphans village children. in our village thanks welcome in my country

    • Bela says

      May 29, 2015 at 5:58 am

      Hi Shija,

      Please explore some relevant opportunities from given links:
      http://fundsforngos1.wpengine.com/category/children-2/
      http://fundsforngos1.wpengine.com/category/community-development/
      http://fundsforngos1.wpengine.com/category/developing-countries-2/tanzania/

      Good luck!

  5. SIMON KWIKIRIZA says

    May 27, 2015 at 8:11 am

    I work at Rugarama Hospital,which has children’s wing (pediatric ward) and with incubators for the premature unit it is the only one in the western part of Uganda which has such a passion for the children. The children that are abandoned have their own wing where they are taken care of by the hospital under child care and nutrition support program, under this program,the hospital mobilizes mothers from communities and brings them to the facility with malnourished children provides them with feed staffs and the nutritionist provides them with sessions on child nutritional knowledge.
    There is also a provision for abandoned children to be picked by able families or any one who is in need for a child.
    So, are we eligible to apply for this grant!

    • Bela says

      May 29, 2015 at 6:45 am

      Hi Simon,

      This information is available to premium members only. If you are our premium member, please submit your problem to our Premium Support Desk via http://support.fundsforngos.org/hc/en-us/requests/new.

      You may also explore relevant opportunities from given links:
      http://fundsforngos1.wpengine.com/category/children-2/
      http://fundsforngos1.wpengine.com/category/health-nutrition-2/

      Good luck!

  6. Abdul-karim Elgoni says

    May 20, 2015 at 8:49 am

    We established Elgoni Charitable Organization in 2003 in Sudan and have done a number of project on women and children rights, education health and peace building. Our work was appreciated locally and by our partners and funders. We have more than a hundred volunteers trained by UNDP, UNICEF and other international NGOs. We need to do more.

    We have projects on reducing child girl drop off from primary school and peace building activities that we are awaiting funding. I am a Sudanese South African trying to payback to those who made me who I am.

    Can you assist or advise

    • Rashmi Kanti says

      May 20, 2015 at 10:30 am

      Hello Abdul,
      We are not a funding organization, we provide you fundraising guides and inform you on the latest funding opportunities to help your organization apply for the relevant opportunity and secure grants. So, we can’t provide the funding support.
      Your concern for the society is appreciable! Please make use of our vast resources and make your project sustainable.
      Thank you!

  7. Bharat Bhushan says

    May 14, 2015 at 5:00 pm

    our NGO is involved in microfinance programme like SHG &JLG,kisan clubs,Agriculture-S.R.I / S.C.I, Total sanitation campign,Enviroment Programme-NEAC progg., Health Progg.-Natural pathy..

    Organization achievements- 6 State Awards..

    • Bela says

      May 15, 2015 at 12:23 pm

      Hi Bharat,

      You can also explore our website for India which contains many latest funding opportunities for India – http://india.fundsforngos.org/

      Thank you.

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