The U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services Office on Women's Health Safety and Health for Older Women program will provide funding for activities and events that
enhance access to information and health care resources for women over the age
of 50.
Deadline: November 15, 2012; Amount of funding: Award
ceiling: $2,500
Community-based
partnerships and collaborations are strongly encouraged. Activities that
educate health professionals on issues related to older women are also strongly
encouraged.
Proposed activities
should focus on one of the three focus areas:
1. Prevention
and Behavioral Health, such as:
o Chronic disease self-management
o Cardiovascular disease
o HIV/AIDS in older women
o Oral health care in older women
2. Abuse
in Older Adults: Including but not limited to interpersonal and domestic
violence prevention, elder rights protection, and trauma
3. Care Giving: Including the role of
older women as a caregiver for spouse or parent, and the role of guardian for
grandchildren/children
Eligibility Applications
will be accepted from:
• Public and private organizations
• Community- and faith-based
organizations
• Health professionals’ organizations
• Colleges and universities
• Community health centers
• Hospitals
• Health departments
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