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2005 Grants | Discretionary Fund Grants
Focus Area: Access to Health Care | Children & Youth | Older Adults | Winter Park Memorial Hospital | Other
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Project Title |
Grantee |
Contact Information |
Grant Description |
Amount |
Access to Health Care |
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Children's Health Navigator |
Healing the Children Florida, Inc. |
Tina Heydorn Executive Director Healing the Children 1210 Plant St. 407-877-4304 |
To provide a Children's Health Navigator focused specifically on families with children |
53,495.00 |
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Care Management Program for the Uninsured and Underinsured in Orange County |
Florida Hospital Healthcare System |
Cheri Carrick Manager of Business Development Fl. Hospital Healthcare System 602 Courtland St., Suite 161 407-691-5409 |
Three-year program to determine the effect of a care management program focused on the uninsured and underinsured in Orange County Part of a $!.2 million grant. |
209,711 |
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Health Navigators |
Central FL Family Health Care Center, Inc. |
Debbie Belanoff PCAN Outreach Coordinator Central Florida Family Health Center, Inc. 407-836-7178 |
To provide two health navigators to reach out to Latino and Haitian communities |
75,932.80 |
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Puente a la Paz Program |
Hospice of the Comforter |
Robert G. Wilson President & CEO & Chaplain Hospice of the Comforter bobwilson@ hospiceofthecomforter.org 480 W. Central Parkway 407-682-0808 |
To provide Hospice services for Spanish population |
10,000.00 |
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Improving Community Health |
Orange County Health Department |
Kevin M. Sherin, MD MPH Orange County Health Dept. 6101 Lake Ellenor Dr. 407-858-1400 |
A program to support quality improvement performance management approaches at the Orange County Health Department. Part of a $154,000 grant |
77,000 |
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HCCH Patient Assistance Program Coordinator |
Health Care Center for the Homeless |
Bakari Burns CEO Health Care Center for the Homeless 234 N. Orange Blossom Tr. 407-428-5751 |
To provide a PAP program coordinator to work with health providers to obtain PAP medications and to help patients and families understand the program |
49,000 |
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Center for Drug Free Living Patient Assistance Program Coordinator |
Center for Drug Free Living |
Todd Dixon Director of Development The Center for Drug Free Living Inc. 205 S. Eola Dr. 407-245-0045 |
To provide a PAP program coordinator to work with health providers to obtain PAP medications and to help patients and families understand the program |
57,910 |
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Central Florida Family Health Center Patient Assistance Program Coordinator |
Central Florida Family Health Center |
Debbie Belanoff PCAN Outreach Coordinator Central Florida Family Health Center, Inc., Phone 407-836-7178 |
To provide a PAP program coordinator to work with health providers to obtain PAP medications and to help patients and families understand the program |
37,000 |
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Shephard's Hope Case Manager for Pharmaceutical Access Program |
Shepherd's Hope |
Cindi Kopelman President Shepherd's Hope president@shepherdshope.org 4851 S. Apopka Vineland Rd. Orlando, FL 32819 407-876-6699a |
To add a case manager to implement a full pharmaceutical access program |
48,204 |
Children & Youth |
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Coordinated Youth Initiative |
Orange County Public Schools/Winter Park Consortium of Schools including: Aloma Elementary Audubon Park Elementary Brookshire Elementary Cheney Elementary Dommerich Elementary Hungerford Elementary Killarney Elementary Lake Sybelia Elementary Lakemont Elementary Glenridge Middle Maitland Middle Winter Park 9th Grade Center Winter Park High School |
Shellene Mazany Program Manager—Coordinated Youth Initiative 220 Edinburgh Dr. 407-644-2300 |
In the belief Healthy Kids Make Better Students and Better Students Make Healthy Communities, WPHF, partnering with Orange County Public Schools, established the Coordinated Youth Initiative (CYI). Modeled after the Coordinated School Heath Program promoted by the Centers for Disease Control, the initiative involves parents, teachers, counselors, school administrators and health care professionals in programs to insure the health of the whole child. CYI programs include: 1. CHILL--CHILL, which stands for Community Help & Intervention in Life's Lessons, is a free in-school counseling program for all students attending Winter Park Consortium schools (listed to the left). 2. School Nursing Initiative—WPHF funds enable Consortium schools to hire either Licensed Practical Nurses or Registered Nurses for school clinics. 3. Nurse Practitioners at Student Health Centers--WPHF funds also support Nurse Practitioners at two Student Health Centers. They have master's degrees and are able to provide more advanced care. 4. Healthy School Teams (HSTs)—WPHF funds support activities of HSTs at each Consortium school. Each team, made up of teachers, school staff, parents and sometimes students, develops activities to improve the health of the individual school. |
CHILL: 799,889 School Nursing Initiative: 221,419 Nurse Practitioners at Student Health Centers: 139,154 Healthy School Teams: 207,632 Program Research & Evaluation by UCF: 31,419 Home visits by pre-K and elementary teachers to make home visits with new students: 5,700 |
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Children's Health Assessment |
Health Council of East Central Florida |
Karen van Caulil Executive Director Health Council of East Central Florida kvancaulil@hcecf.org 1155 S. Semoran Boulevard Winter Park, FL 32792 407-671-2005 ext. 222 |
To help fund the community's first comprehensive children's health assessment |
50,000 |
Older Adults |
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WPPL Lifelong Learning Institute |
Winter Park Public Library |
Bob Melanson Director Winter Park Public Library 460 E. New England Ave. 407-623-3300 |
Program provides learning opportunities primarily aimed at those 55 and up |
100,000 |
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Florida Pioneer Network |
Senior Resource Alliance |
Cathy Lieblich Senior Resource Alliance Florida Pioneer Network 988 Woodcock Rd., Suite 200 407-228-1812 |
To support development and implementation of the Florida Pioneer Network |
130,100 |
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LifeSteps |
Senior Resource Alliance |
Cathy Lieblich Senior Resource Alliance 988 Woodcock Rd. Suite 200 407-228-1812 |
To increase awareness and participation in the LifeSteps Mall-Walking program |
49,509 |
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Faith-based Transportation Alternatives |
Seniors First, Inc. |
Randy Hunt President & CEO Seniors First, Inc. 5395 L.B. McLeod Rd. 407-292-0177 |
To conduct a feasibiity study to develop a plan to replicate a local transportation assistance program |
40,000 |
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One-Stop Meaningful Service and Employment—Wisdom-Works |
Seniors First, Inc. |
Randy Hunt President & CEO Seniors First, Inc. 5395 L.B. McLeod Rd. 407-292-0177 |
To create a one-stop job and service coaching program for seniors |
50,000 |
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Intergenerational School Literacy Program |
Project Imagination |
Mitchell O'Rear Founder and Executive Dir. Project Imagination P.O. Box 547351 407-463-4079 |
To develop an intergenerational school literacy program to encourage students to become better readers |
25,000 |
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Intergenerational Pre-K Project--OTTER (Older Teachers Training Early Readers) |
Foster Grandparents of Central Florida |
Jane Watkins Foster Grandparents of Central Florida 7400 Laurel Hill Oaks Circle 407-298-4180 |
To provide trained older adult reading readiness coaches to help preschoolers with reading skills |
40,000 |
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Matrix Conference Participation |
Various |
Paulette Geller Program Director-Older Adults 220 Edinburgh Dr. 407-644-2300 |
To enable the following WPHF grantees to attend a Matrix conference--Senior Resource Alliance; Foster Grandparents of Central Florida; Seniors First; Winter Park Pubic Library |
7,500 |
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Independent Transportation Network |
Senior Resource Alliance |
Cathy Lieblich Senior Resource Alliance 988 Woodcock Rd., Suite 200 407-228-1812 |
To plan for replication of the Independent Transportation Network in Central Florida |
67,500 |
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Vital Living/Older Adults Community Web Site |
Senior Resource Alliance |
Cathy Lieblich Senior Resource Alliance 988 Woodcock Rd., Suite 200 407-228-1812 |
To create website providing access to information and services for older adults |
40,000 |
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Medicare Rx Awareness/Education Project |
Senior Resource Alliance |
Cathy Lieblich Senior Resource Alliance 988 Woodcock Rd., Suite 200 407-228-1812 |
To support the development of a Medicare Rx Awareness and Education program to make sure local older adults understand the new federal drug program |
9,000 |
Winter Park Memorial Hospital |
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Renovation of WPMH Emergency Department |
WPMH Foundation, Inc. |
Ken Bradley Administrator WP Memorial Hospital 200 N. Lakemont Ave. 407-646-7495 |
To assist WPMH by providing funds to rebuild and expand WPMH's emergency department. When complete, it will be called the Winter Park Health Foundation Emergency and Urgent Care Center |
3,000,000 over three years |
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Nursing Magnet Program |
Winter Park Memorial Hospital |
Ken Bradley Administrator WP Memorial Hospital 200 N. Lakemont Ave. 407-646-7495 |
To help develop nursing research, consultation and process improvement for nursing as Florida Hospital seeks Magnet status |
50,000 |
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Physician 2 Physician |
Winter Park Memorial Hospital |
Ken Bradley Administrator WP Memorial Hospital 200 N. Lakemont Ave. 407-646-7495 |
Second phase of the Physician 2 Physician project |
30,000 |
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Physician Communication |
Winter Park Memorial Hospital |
Ken Bradley Administrator WP Memorial Hospital 200 N. Lakemont Ave. 407-646-7495 |
To improve physician communication with colleagues, the hospital and nurses |
29,650 |
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Minimally Invasive Equipment |
Winter Park Memorial Hospital |
Ken Bradley Administrator WP Memorial Hospital 200 N. Lakemont Ave. 407-646-7495 |
For equipment for the hospital's minimally invasive surgical suite |
90,000 |
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Advanced Directives |
Winter Park Memorial Hospital |
Ken Bradley Administrator WP Memorial Hospital 200 N. Lakemont Ave. 407-646-7495 |
This initiative is designed to increase the prevalence of advance directives (upfront instructions by individuals on the type of medical care they want in dire medical situations) |
60,000 |
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Get Healthy Influenza Immunization 2005 & 2006 Campaign |
Winter Park Memorial Hospital |
Ken Bradley Administrator Winter Park Memorial Hospital 200 N. Lakemont Ave. 407-646-7495 |
To increase the number of citizens immunized for influenza, especially among high-risk individuals |
60,000 |
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Medical Residency Planning at WPMH |
Winter Park Memorial Hospital |
Ken Bradley Administrator WP Memorial Hospital 200 N. Lakemont Ave. 407-646-7495 |
To support preliminary planning and reviews for the establishment of an orthopedic residency at WPMH |
40,000 |
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Patient Interactive Experience Project |
Winter Park Memorial Hospital |
Ken Bradley Administrator WP Memorial Hospital ken.bradley@flhosp.org 200 N. Lakemont Ave. Winter Park, FL 32789 407-646-7495 |
To develop, test and install an interactive telecommunication device in one patient unit to provide patient education, information, communication and entertainment |
50,000 |
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Lola E. Nowers Nursing Scholarship Fund |
Winter Park Memorial Hospital |
Ken Bradley Administrator WP Memorial Hospital ken.bradley@flhosp.org 200 N. Lakemont Ave. Winter Park, Fl 32789 407-646-7495 |
A nursing scholarship fund created from the estate of the late Lola E. Nowers dedicated to nursing education and administered by WPHF |
57,031 |
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Carl J. Brunoehler, M.D. Scholarship Fund |
Winter Park Memorial Hospital |
Ken Bradley Administrator WP Memorial Hospital ken.bradley@flhosp.org 200 N. Lakemont Ave. Winnter Park, FL 32789 407-646-7495 |
A nursing and health-related education scholarship fund created from the estate of the late Carl J. Brunoehler, M.D., a well-respected Winter Park obstetrician and gynecologist. It is administered by the WPHF |
13,345 |
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UCF Medical School Pledge |
UCF |
Patricia A.Maddox President & CEO W P Health Foundation 220 Edinburgh Dr. 407-644-2300 |
To be used to develop a Medical School at the University of Central Florida. The grant, to be paid over five years, is contingent upon the approval of the University System's Board of Governors to establish a Medical School on the UCF campus. |
1,000,000 over five years |
Opportunity Grants |
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Soul Food Pyramid Project |
Hebni Nutrition Consultants, Inc. |
Fabiola Gaines, RD, LD President 4630 Kirkman Rd., #201 407-345-7999 |
To revise and reprint the Soul Food Pyramid wallet cards and create a new pyramid for the Haitian population |
25,000.00 |
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Hurricane Katrina Relief |
American Red Cross of Central Florida |
Joel Hass CEO American Red Cross of Central Florida P.O. Box 536736 407-894-4141 |
To aid Hurricane Katrina survivors relocating in Central Florida |
50,000 |
Trustee Discretionary Fund Grant Recipients 2005
The Winter Park Health Foundation established the Trustee Discretionary Fund which enables members of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees to direct up to $2,500 in grant funding per quarter to the nonprofit organization of his or her choice to support a project that helps the Foundation move closer to its mission of boosting the health of the community.
For 2005--$165,750
Alzheimer Resource Center
Apopka Family Learning Center
Association to Preserve Eatonville
AWAKENING/Art & Culture
BETA Center
Boys and Girls Club of Central Florida
Catholic Volunteers in Florida
Central Florida YMCA-Metro
City of Winter Park
City of Winter Park Police Department
Community Foundation of Central Florida, Inc.
Covenant Charities
Crosby YMCA Family Center
Crown Financial Ministries
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Dental Society of Greater Orlando
Destiny Foundation, Inc.
Dommerich Elementary School
Dream Lake Elementary School
Emergency Medicine Learning Resource Center
Florida Collegiate Summer League
Florida Hospital
Foundation Fighting Blindness
Freedom Ride, Inc.
Harbor House
Health Care Center for the Homeless
Healthy Community Initiative
Hebni Nutrition Consultants, Inc.
Interfaith Hospitality Network
Junior Achievement
Junior Achievement of Central Florida, Inc.
Lakemont Elementary School
Lakeside Alternatives
Living Hope International
Maitland Historical Society
Maitland Little League
Michelee Puppets
My Kids School Kids
Nap Ford Community School
New Hope for Kids
Orange East Rotary Foundation
Pure Fun Adventures
Rollins College--Commuunity School of Music
St. James Cathedral School
St. Margaret Mary
Seminole County Friends of Abused Children, Inc.
Senior Resource Alliance
Seniors First, Inc.
Sisters Network, Inc.
UCF—Campus Wellness Committee
UCF Foundation
UCF School of Nursing
United Arts
Winter Park High School
Winter Park High School Foundation
Winter Park Improvement Fund
Winter Park Public Library
Winter Park YMCA Family Center
Workforce Advantage Academy, Inc.
YMCA Center for Health and Wellness
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