Grants

to support educational programs for Syrian refugee children in the Hatay Province of Turkey.

to address the growing shortage of neurologists by encouraging medical students to enter the field of neurology.

to expand the reach of Florida's tax credit scholarship by creating a partnership with the Florida Conference of Catholic Bishops to advocate for legislation to increase scholarship amounts for middle and high school students.

to provide low income families with access to professional education counsel to help them secure the best possible education available for their children, with an emphasis on enrollment in excellent Catholic schools

to create a program at UCLA that will train students in evidence-based approaches to accelerating poverty reduction and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Training will support more effective actions to create equal opportunity for disadvantaged and vulnerable populations, more equitable health and education outcomes, increased livelihoods, and improve the environment. 

to pilot a grassroots leadership training program for Catholic sisters to implement three of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals in five countries across two continents.

to support LAHSA in organizational capacity building as well as community-wide program implementation and technical assistance efforts to ensure smooth transitions and continued collaboration in regional efforts to end homelessness.

to support a half-day “HCH Pioneers Special Session” during the 2016 National HCH Conference in Portland, Oregon to strengthen and expand efforts documenting health care for the homeless.

for Health Affairs to conduct a Washington, DC briefing to highlight research on behavioral health and health policy, and systems improvement.

to support a side event and associated activities focused on the role of philanthropy in the humanitarian/resilience sector at World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul.