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Community Health Centers
Funds to Nebraska: $4,858,171*
| Federal funding is available for direct support to qualified community health centers. |
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Method of Funding
Direct Funding |
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Distribution
Increased Demand for Services (IDS) grants award a base allocation of $100,000, plus an additional $6.00 per health center patient in 2008, plus an additional $19.00 per health center uninsured patient in 2008.
Capital Improvement Project (CIP) grants award funds based on the number of patients served by the completed project. |
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Primary Recipients
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IDS |
CIP |
| East-Central District Health Department |
Columbus |
$205,121 |
$471,410 |
| Community Action Partnership of Western Nebraska |
Gering |
$222,460 |
$503,505 |
| Peoples Health Center |
Lincoln |
$250,529 |
$572,035 |
| Norfolk Community Health Care Clinic Inc. |
Norfolk |
$115,715 |
$283,705 |
| Charles Drew Health Center Inc. |
Omaha |
$334,290 |
$681,480 |
| One World Community Health Centers |
Omaha |
$392,366 |
$825,855 |
Sub Recipients
None |
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Requirements |
| Timeline: Grantees have two years to expend funds. |
| Restrictions: Pending guidance. |
| Recipient's matching funds requirement: Pending guidance. |
| Recipient's administrative allowance: 0.5% for CIP grants. |
Other characteristics: Grant applicants submit plans explaining how the Increased Demand for Services (IDS) grants would be used. Strategies to expand services may include, but are not limited to, adding new providers, expanding hours of operations or expanding services.
Capital Improvement Project (CIP) grants will be used for health center construction, repair, renovation, and equipment purchase, including health information technology systems. |
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*Dollar values displayed on this website are primarily derived from information from the administering federal agencies. Estimates of projected federal distributions are used when the federal guidance or grant awards are still pending. Amounts are rounded to the nearest million. |
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