Addressing Chronic Disease through Healthy Eating and Active Living (OH) Grant

The Public Health Fund of Ohio is offering grants of up to $25,000 per year over two years to support initiatives that promote healthy eating and active living in rural and Appalachian counties. With a total funding of up to $250,000, the program aims to address chronic disease through partnerships that encourage healthier lifestyles and tackle health disparities. This initiative is a vital step towards improving community health outcomes.

The Opportunity
In response to these outcomes, Public Health Fund of Ohio (PHFO) is offering grants of up to $25,000 per year over two years to support efforts that encourage healthier eating and more active lifestyles that lead to improved outcomes in chronic disease in rural and Appalachian counties in Ohio.
Through this RFP, PHFO anticipates awarding up to $250,000 in total funding.
Funding Priorities
PHFO seeks to partner with organizations working to address the disproportionate burden of chronic disease in rural and Appalachian counties in Ohio through programs and initiatives focused on healthy eating and active living.
Healthy eating plays a critical role in preventing, managing, and improving outcomes in chronic disease.
Promote healthy food environmentsOffer engaging programs and resourcesEducate and empower individualsBuild strong partnershipsAddress health disparities
Active living plays a critical role in preventing, managing, and improving outcomes in chronic disease.
Promote active communitiesOffer engaging programs and resources:Educate and empower individuals:Build strong partnerships:Address health disparities: