Superior Health Plan: Community Grant Program

Superior Health Plan: Community Grant Program

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Superior HealthPlan
Amount: US $10,000
Last Updated: March 18, 2026

Summary

The Superior HealthPlan Community Grant Program offers $10,000 to Texas-based organizations tackling Non-Medical Drivers of Health (NMDOH). Focus areas include housing stability, food security, and healthcare access. Grants are awarded annually, with applications reviewed by the Superior HealthPlan Grant Committee. Nonprofits addressing issues like housing insecurity, food access, and healthcare literacy are encouraged to apply. Successful applicants must serve the Medicaid population and submit required documentation by April 30, 2025.

Overview

The Superior HealthPlan Community Grant Program provides financial support to organizations that address Non-Medical Drivers of Health (NMDOH), also known as Social Determinants of Health. Here are the key details: All applications are reviewed by the Superior HealthPlan Grant Committee and will be awarded on a yearly basis to community-based organizations across Texas. Applicants will be notified of the committee’s decision by the tenth business day of April. Each applicant selected to receive a grant from Superior HealthPlan will receive $10,000. Applicants must align proposals with at least one of these focus areas:Housing Stability & Support: Programs should aim to reduce housing insecurity and improve living conditions for Medicaid members. Eligible programs include, but are not limited to, the following: Utility Assistance Program: Provide short-term financial support for electricity, gas, or water bills.Rental Assistance or Security Deposit Fund: Help individuals secure stable housing by covering move-in costs.Emergency Shelter Support: Offer temporary shelter or hotel vouchers for individuals experiencing homelessness.Home Repair & Maintenance Program: Fund minor repairs or accessibility modifications for low-income households.Application Fee Assistance: Cover costs associated with applying for housing.Pest Control Services: Provide extermination services to ensure safe and healthy living environments. Food Security & Nutrition: Programs should address food access, nutrition, and emergency food needs for vulnerable populations. Eligible programs include, but are not limited to, the following: Community Food Pantry: Establish or expand a pantry offering culturally appropriate, nutritious food.Home Food Delivery: Deliver groceries or prepared meals to homebound individuals or families without transportation.Emergency Food Assistance: Provide food boxes or meal vouchers during crises or natural disasters.Congregate or Mobile Meal Programs: Serve hot meals at community centers or via mobile units in food deserts. Health Care Access & Literacy: Programs should reduce barriers to care and improve health outcomes through education, navigation, and support. Eligible programs include, but are not limited to, the following: Dental Care Access Days: Partner with local dentists to provide free or low-cost cleanings and exams for adults, ages 21 and older, who have Medicaid coverage.In-Home Assistive Services: Offer non-clinical assistive devices such as Alexa for seniors, medical alert systems, fall detection sensors, and smart home monitoring systems.Health Literacy Workshops: Educate community members about navigating the health system, understanding prescriptions, and preventive care.Transportation Voucher Program: Medical – Provide rides to and from hospitals, ER discharges, or other urgent health care appointments. Social Service Support – Provide transportation to agencies like food pantries and hygiene and clothing closets.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. All grantees must meet the following criteria:Must serve the Medicaid populationMust agree to an end of term follow up visit to detail how funds were used and the outcomes from funding.Must be located in Texas and provide services to Texas residents.Applicant must submit all required supporting documentation (signed agreement, W-9, vendor forms, etc.) by April 30, 2025, to avoid losing grant fundingFor providers only:Providers must be accepting new patientsProviders must have submitted claims in the last 6 monthsProviders must have no member complaints in the last 6 monthsFor community partners only:Community Based Organization must "Claim" the organization on FindHelp webpage (if applicable)

Ineligibility

Grantees may not use grant funds to cover salary or fringe benefits for staffGrantees must not have received a Superior grant within the last 12 months