FY 2009 Grants | Amounts |
Child Development Infoline at CT United Way The Children’s Fund has funded the United Way’s 211 Child Development Infoline to extend telephone triage services into the Hartford area with direct care coordination for children identified through pediatric primary care sites. |
$45,000.00 |
Child Health and Development Institute |
$841,118.00 |
Connecticut Center for Primary Care |
$14,000.00 |
Innovation Grants | Amounts |
Connecticut Children's Medical Center The Children’s Fund awarded funding to Connecticut Children’s Medical Center to develop and test a co-management model that involves primary care pediatricians in the care of their patients after they are referred to pediatric subspecialist. Primary care pediatricians and subspecialists will enter into co-management agreements for five common conditions. The program is expected to result in family satisfaction with ease in obtaining follow up services as well as improve pediatricians’ ability to provide comprehensive services. |
$107,844.00 |
The Village for Families and Children, Inc. |
$108,400.00 |
University of Hartford |
$18,148.00 |
Yale University |
$108,500.00 |
Behavioral Health & Primary Care | Amounts |
University of Hartford The University of Hartford Graduate Institute of Professional Psychology was hired to study the implementation of Enhanced Care Clinic/Primary Care partnerships in terms of their implications for pediatric primary care providers. |
$37,240.00 |
Discretionary Grants | Amounts |
The President's Discretionary Fund was used to provide grants to: Connecticut Children's Medical Center for the Andrulonis Mental Health Lecture Series; Connecticut Center for Primary Care for the Primary Care Summit; LEARN for Building Blocks Conference; and the Connecticut Association for Infant Mental Health for the Infant Mental Health Fall Conference. |
$50,000.00 |
Bridgeport Hospital Foundation (Child FIRST) |
$10,000.00 |
TOTAL GRANTS PAID IN 2009 |
$1,340,250.00 |