Developing Families Center

Funding pattern

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Grant history

All 9 reported grants, largest first.

• $5.0M

  Gwcf · Washington, DC · 2022

  invest in community-based organizations within Wards 5, 7 and 8, where women of color continue to experience health disparities and face socioeconomic and structural challenges when it comes to accessing affordable and … read allinvest in community-based organizations within Wards 5, 7 and 8, where women of color continue to experience health disparities and face socioeconomic and structural challenges when it comes to accessing affordable and quality maternal care. less
• $1.0M

  Community of Hope · Washington, DC · 2022

  support maternal and infant health services in Ward 5 of DC

• $464,348

  Gwcf · Washington, DC · 2023

  invest in community-based organizations within Wards 5, 7 and 8, where women of color continue to experience health disparities and face socioeconomic and structural challenges when it comes to accessing affordable and … read allinvest in community-based organizations within Wards 5, 7 and 8, where women of color continue to experience health disparities and face socioeconomic and structural challenges when it comes to accessing affordable and quality maternal care. less
• $250,000

  Edward C Mazique Parent Child Cente · Washington, DC · 2022

  Education and Advocacy and Maternal Health Systems of Care by creating andmaintaining a Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) workforce and healthier work environment to better supportdevelopment and education for families with yo… read allEducation and Advocacy and Maternal Health Systems of Care by creating andmaintaining a Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) workforce and healthier work environment to better supportdevelopment and education for families with young children experiencing low-income, and relocatingeducation and child development centers, including the center previously located at the DevelopingFamilies Center on 801 17th Street, NE to continue to provide high-quality services to families with youngchildren experiencing low-income less
• $145,000

  Dc Hospital Association · Washington, DC · 2022

  Education and Advocacy by addressing the combined impact of trauma on bothstaff and patients together to strengthen respectful care and reduce care inequities by implementing anevidence-based program focused on expectin… read allEducation and Advocacy by addressing the combined impact of trauma on bothstaff and patients together to strengthen respectful care and reduce care inequities by implementing anevidence-based program focused on expecting and birthing mothers, including a critical incident supportprogram for clinical staff based on the Prevention of PTSD in midwifery (POPPY) model less
• $145,000

  Volunteers of America · Annapolis, MD · 2022

  support Priority Areas Maternal Health Systems of Care and Capacity Building and Scaling by launchingthe Hope Has A Home for Women program to offer homeless women of child-bearing age access toprimary care, behavioral h… read allsupport Priority Areas Maternal Health Systems of Care and Capacity Building and Scaling by launchingthe Hope Has A Home for Women program to offer homeless women of child-bearing age access toprimary care, behavioral health, substance use recovery, and housing assistance and placement in theDistrict of Columbia less
• $100,000

  National Assoc To Advance Black Bir · Washington, DC · 2022

  supportPriority Area Education and Advocacy by accelerating the NAABB Midwifery Scholarship Program for Blackwomen who are District of Columbia residents

• $40,996

  The George Washington University · Washington, DC · 2022

  The Developing Families Center collaborated with the George Washington University Center of Excellence in Maternal and Child Health to conduct a community needs assessment aimed at providing an in-depth analysis of the … read allThe Developing Families Center collaborated with the George Washington University Center of Excellence in Maternal and Child Health to conduct a community needs assessment aimed at providing an in-depth analysis of the maternal health landscape for women ages 18-44 in the District of Columbia, specifically focused on wards 4,5,6,7,8 for the Developing Families Center (DFC). less
• $25,000

  Mamatota Village · Washington, DC · 2022

  support perinatal healthworker training scholarships

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