Grants

towards a $30 million budget to support the continued implementation of Home for Good Action Plan ($2.275 million for Home For Good implementation and $5.5 million for leveraged grants through the Home For Good Funders Collaborative).

to support a study on the evolving financing of permanent supporting housing with a focus on the current environment in the Los Angeles area.

to expand the multiple sclerosis program at Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas, Nevada.

to support a cluster of grassroots organizations in Kenya and Tanzania that provide early childhood development programs to young children affected by HIV/AIDS in communities with a high prevalence of the disease.

to support innovative post-AB 12 (California Fostering Connections to Success Act) policies, practice models, and new resources and technology to support transition-age youth in Los Angeles.

to provide legal services to transition age foster youth in Los Angeles with an emphasis on crossover and pregnant and parenting foster youth, and to advocate for system improvements.

to support two programs for pregnant and parenting New York City foster youth.

to support community-based organizations to implement high quality, cost-effective, and holistic models of early childhood development services that improve physical, social, and cognitive outcomes of children 0-5 in Malawi, Tanzania, and Zambia.

to expand the implementation of a community-led model of early childhood care and development to include young children affected by HIV/AIDS aged 0-5, their communities and parents/caregivers in Kenya and Mozambique.

to design, conduct, and implement an overall monitoring, evaluation, and learning strategy for the Foundation's Children Affected by HIV/AIDS Initiative.