Resilient Children and Families
Looking ahead to 2027
We’re currently evaluating the progress, insights and impact achieved in collaboration with our partners throughout our 2022-2026 funding strategy. Building on those learnings and the perspectives shared by grant partners, community organizations and other stakeholders, we’re currently developing our next multi-year strategy which we expect to share in early 2027. That strategy will help inform future funding opportunities and how we invest in the communities we serve. We remain committed to listening, learning and meeting our partners where they are.
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50% Higher
In 2021, the rate of preterm birth among Black women was about 50% higher than other women.
21 Million
21 million depression cases could be avoided by preventing Adverse Childhood Experiences.
Outcomes We're Measuring
- Access to whole-person health care for pregnant women and caregivers of young children
- Access to whole-person behavioral health care in educational settings
Let's talk!
If you have questions or want to talk to a program officer about a Resilient Children and Families grant in Idaho, Oregon, Utah or Washington, please reach out!