Accessing Elderly Care Funding in North Dakota
GrantID: 21397
Grant Funding Amount Low: $100
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $500
Summary
Grant Overview
Addressing Elderly Care Gaps in North Dakota
In North Dakota, there is a pressing need for improved elderly care programs, particularly in rural areas where access to healthcare services is limited. The state has one of the highest proportions of senior citizens in the nation, with approximately 18% of its population over the age of 65. Many of these elderly individuals require assistance with daily living activities and health management, yet the availability of qualified caregivers is critically low. This gap presents a challenge both for the elderly population and for women of color who may wish to develop care programs to address these needs.
Eligible applicants for this funding are women of color who propose initiatives aimed at creating comprehensive elderly care programs in North Dakota. These programs not only seek to improve the quality of life for seniors but also aim to create employment opportunities for local caregivers, many of whom may come from within the community. By addressing the specific challenges of rural caregiving, this funding targets the dual goal of enhancing community well-being while empowering women of color to take leadership roles in service delivery.
Through the micro-grant initiative, women of color can secure necessary resources to develop and implement effective elderly care programs. Financial support can be used for various needs: from training caregivers in geriatric care to developing programs that integrate social activities, health management, and recreational opportunities for seniors. This funding enables innovators to create tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of North Dakota’s elderly population.
Measurable outcomes of this initiative include increased client and family satisfaction, improved health management for seniors, and greater community involvement in caregiving initiatives. These outcomes are vital for fostering a supportive environment that values elderly care, ultimately leading to enhanced overall well-being for seniors.
North Dakota’s rural landscape requires unique approaches to elderly care solutions, particularly with the dearth of services in frontier areas. This funding not only supports immediate needs but also encourages sustainable program development that can evolve as community needs change. By empowering women of color to lead these efforts, North Dakota can cultivate a more robust network of elderly care, ensuring that seniors receive the support they need to thrive.
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