Getting Funding

“You are amazing. It is obvious you do grants.... Again, thanks so much for really taking the time to comment on our grant proposal and make it a stronger application.”

-Mary Watson, Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner, La Clinica de Baldwin, AL

Organizations serving farmworkers and their communities commonly struggle to fund Promotor(a) programs. For this reason, Migrant Health Promotion’s Capacity-Building Team works with you to secure the resources you need for your program. We provide:

• Consultation about designing your program, including objectives, evaluation plans, staffing and budgets.
• A “Guide to Grant Opportunities and Resources” for Promotor(a) Programs.
• A Promotor(a) Funding Email Group to alert you to funding opportunities.
• Sample Grant Proposals to give you key language to use and an example to follow.
• Sample Program Budgets to give you an idea of how much programs cost and what expenses to budget.
• Assistance with Evaluating Your Program and sample documentation tools.
• A review and critique of your grant proposal.
• Letters of support, highlighting the success of the Promotor(a) model and offering our assistance with program implementation and evaluation.

Please visit the links above to download materials and tools to help you seek funding. If you would like personalized consultation or additional resources, please request assistance from Migrant Health Promotion’s Capacity-Building Team.

We offer a limited number of subcontracts for Migrant and Community Health Centers to start programs using our Salud Para Todos Program to address mental health, substance abuse, stress and violence. Please contact our Capacity-Building Team.