LFCHD will be offering two (2) Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) mini-grants: PATH (Partnerships Advancing Transformation and Health).
PATH is designed to invest in community partnerships and locally driven solutions that address priority health needs identified through the CHIP. This mini-grant opportunity will support short-term, community-led projects aligned with the following CHIP priority areas:
- Child Safety & Well-Being
- Crime & Violence Prevention
- Opioid Overdose Prevention
Priority consideration will be given to projects serving residents in ZIP codes 40504, 40508, 40511, and 40517. PATH applications will be open throughout the month of January 2027, and eligible organizations may apply for up to $5,000 to support a community-led health initiative.
Applications and supporting materials will also be shared through LFCHD social media channels and the LFCHD website.
Application Materials:
All submission details, eligibility requirements, funding guidelines, and timelines are outlined in the application and FAQ materials. We encourage interested organizations to review all documents carefully before applying.
For questions related to this mini-grant opportunity, please contact Dave Peterson, LFCHD Community Programs Manager, at [email protected].
Thank you for your continued partnership and commitment to advancing community health.