Mountain View, California, July 29, 2024 ,PRNewswire/ — El Camino Healthcare District and El Camino Health have announced that both organizations $11.15 million Grants and sponsorships to support local health programs and initiatives in fiscal year 2025. The El Camino Health and El Camino Healthcare District boards of directors have awarded a combined 104 grant applications In fiscal year 2013, 12 new programs It is for organizations that are committed to addressing the health needs of members of their local community.
“These grants demonstrate our steadfast commitment to improving the communities we serve.” Dan Woods“We are proud to support organizations that care about the overall health of our community members and address health-related social needs and healthcare disparities,” said , CEO of El Camino Health.
Funding provided through each organization’s Community Benefit Program will include Campbell, Cupertino, Tall People, Los Altos Hills, Cats, Mountain View, St. Joseph, St. Claire, Saratoga and Sunnyvale.
“We are pleased to once again collaborate on a committed and highly effective health program that supports our mission to improve the health outcomes of those most in need in our district.” George TingChairman of the Board of Directors for the El Camino Healthcare District, M.D. “By building strong partnerships with organizations with proven commitment and results, we have been able to improve essential health care services for all of our district’s residents.”
is more than $7.8 million One hundred percent of the total amount will come from the El Camino Medical District, with the remainder coming from El Camino Health.
Agencies and programs awarded grants include school districts, nonprofits, safety net clinics and community service agencies. $11.15 million:
- $4.98 $1 million will be provided to agencies expanding access to and delivery of health care.
- $2.90 $1 million will support behavioral health programs.
- $2.11 $1 million will go towards diabetes and obesity programs.
- $554,000 It specializes in programs that address other chronic conditions such as asthma and high blood pressure.
- $594,000 It will go to agencies and programs that improve economic stability or provide food and housing assistance.
Each year, the El Camino Healthcare District and El Camino Health Community Benefits Program allocate significant grant funding for community health services in their mission to expand access to health care across all ages, education levels and income levels. Over the past decade, both programs have $100 million In Community Benefit Grants.
A snapshot of the 2025 El Camino Healthcare District Community Benefit Grant Partners can be found online here.
A snapshot of the 2025 El Camino Health Community Benefit Grant Partners can be found online here.
For more information about El Camino Health and El Camino Healthcare District’s Community Benefits Program, click here.
About El Camino Healthcare District
The El Camino Hospital District was established by voter approval in 1956 under the California Rural Hospital District Act. The purpose of the district is to provide for the establishment, maintenance, operation or assistance in the operation of health care facilities and other health care services, provider groups and organizations necessary for the maintenance of good physical and mental health of the community it serves. Now known as the El Camino Health Care District, the district encompasses most of the state of California. Mountain View, Tall People, Los Altos Hillsthe majority Sunnyvaleand a small section Cupertino, St. Claireand Palo AltoThe publicly elected El Camino Healthcare District Board of Directors approves tax expenditures, including spending for the award-winning Community Benefits Program. Community Benefits funds are awarded annually to local nonprofit organizations, schools and government programs that provide critical health services to underserved populations. All District Board meetings are publicly announced, open to the public and available on the District’s website.
About El Camino Health
El Camino Health has been serving the Silicon Valley and South Bay communities for more than 60 years and is home to nationally recognized physicians and nurses at two not-for-profit acute care hospitals. Cats and Mountain Viewand with primary care, multispecialty and urgent care locations throughout the region. El Camino Health is committed to providing high-quality care to our patients, utilizing cutting-edge technology and research. As your health care partner, we’re focused on keeping you healthy, getting you energized when you need it, and helping you live your best life.
In addition to achieving excellent patient outcomes, the hospitals have received numerous awards for clinical excellence, including being named one of the World’s Best Hospitals for 2024 by Newsweek, one of the Best Hospitals for Maternity Care by U.S. News & World Report, and one of the 100 Best Hospitals for Cardiac Care in America by Healthgrades. San Francisco Bay Area It became the first Magnet hospital and received recognition for nursing excellence four years in a row from the American Nurses Credentialing Center.
Primary service lines include cancer care, cardiovascular care, obstetrics care, mental health and addiction treatment, orthopedics, pulmonology, urology and women’s health. For more information, visit elcaminohealth.org.
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