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PATH Grant
Organization - PATH
Grant Amount - $6,035,789
Foundation - Gates Foundation
Grant Purpose - to support accelerating vaccine access for Japanese encephalitis
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Keiro Senior HealthCare - $100,000 from the California Community Foundation - Two-year core operating support for a culturally-specific senior healthcare provider to expand its services to help 2,100 older adults of Japanese American ancestry remain independent and involved in their communities in Los Angeles County.
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Washington Hospital Healthcare Foundation - $75,000 from the Moore Foundation - Washington Hospital Healthcare Foundation is using this grant to support Washington Hospital Healthcare System's participation in the pilot phase of the Evidence-Based Practice Initiative, a program with the goal of accelerating the adoption of...
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