Reaching Elderly Refugees in New Hampshire
GrantID: 65031
Grant Funding Amount Low: $520,000
Deadline: June 18, 2024
Grant Amount High: $750,000
Summary
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Grant Overview
Target Outcomes for New Hampshire's Abuse in Later Life Grant Program
The Grant to Combat Mistreatment Against Older Adults, funded by the Federal Government, aims to address the complex issue of abuse in later life in New Hampshire. The program's primary objective is to enhance support services, increase awareness, and improve intervention strategies for victims aged 50 years or older. To achieve this, the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services, particularly the Bureau of Elderly and Adult Services, plays a crucial role in guiding the initiative.
Addressing Unique Challenges in New Hampshire's Rural Landscape
New Hampshire's distinct geographic feature - its rural landscape with frontier counties - poses significant challenges in providing accessible support services to older adults. The state's rural nature often results in limited access to resources, making it essential to focus on outcomes that prioritize the expansion of services in these underserved areas. The grant program seeks to improve the response to abuse in later life by enhancing the capacity of local organizations to provide critical services.
Priority Outcomes for New Hampshire
The grant program in New Hampshire is expected to achieve several key outcomes:
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Increased Awareness and Identification: Enhance the ability of professionals, particularly in rural areas, to identify and respond to abuse in later life. This involves providing training and resources to healthcare providers, law enforcement, and social services.
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Improved Support Services: Expand and improve the quality of support services available to older victims of abuse, including counseling, legal assistance, and emergency housing. The New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority's initiatives can be leveraged to support housing needs.
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Enhanced Collaboration: Foster greater collaboration among agencies serving older adults, including those focused on domestic violence, healthcare, and social services. This multi-faceted approach ensures a comprehensive response to the complex needs of victims.
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Data-Driven Response: Improve the collection and analysis of data on abuse in later life to inform policy and program development. This will enable more effective targeting of resources and interventions.
The program's success will be measured by the extent to which these outcomes are achieved, ultimately contributing to a safer and more supportive environment for older adults in New Hampshire.
New Hampshire's unique demographic and geographic characteristics make it an essential aspect of the grant to focus on these specific outcomes. As the program progresses, it is expected that small businesses and non-profits in the state, potentially supported by New Hampshire charitable foundation grants, will play a vital role in delivering services. Additionally, the grant may complement existing nh housing grants and other state grants, further enhancing its impact.
Applicants should be aware that the funder is looking for projects that demonstrate a clear understanding of the state's specific challenges and opportunities. Proposals that incorporate innovative strategies to address the needs of older adults in rural New Hampshire are particularly encouraged.
Q: What are the primary outcomes expected from the Grant to Combat Mistreatment Against Older Adults in New Hampshire? A: The primary outcomes include increased awareness and identification of abuse, improved support services for victims, enhanced collaboration among service agencies, and a data-driven response to the issue.
Q: How will the grant program address the challenges posed by New Hampshire's rural landscape? A: The program will focus on expanding services in rural areas and providing training and resources to professionals serving these communities, thereby improving access to critical support services for older adults.
Q: Can existing nh grants for nonprofits or small business grants in New Hampshire be used in conjunction with this grant program? A: While the grant program is distinct, applicants are encouraged to explore potential synergies with other funding sources, including nh grants for nonprofits and small business grants, to enhance the overall impact of their projects.
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