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UWCF’s mission is to inspire our community to give, advocate and volunteer by identifying needs and mobilizing vetted resources to create positive, local change. We envision a united community where all are empowered to achieve their fullest potential. Annually, we provide services to more than 153,127 individuals in Central Florida, through our seven Impact Initiatives: Early Childhood Education, Academic Achievement, Financial Stability, Health, End Hunger, Community Partnership School, and Basic Needs.

UWCF has long worked with local health experts to identify the health services that would meet local, critical need and the specific assessments that would reliably measure the results of funded services.

UWCF is partnering with Polk County Health and Human Service Community Health Care program to bring new opportunities to qualifying residents of Polk County, for behavioral health programs/services and prevention/early intervention programs/services to individuals and family members as well as healthcare coverage.

Polk County Health and Human Services Community Health Care (CHC) program administration has $9.6 million in allocated CHC funding to the UWCF Community Wellness Initiative 3rd year program funding (Florida Statutes 212.055 (7); Polk County Ordinance 2015-76, as amended). UWCF desires to contract with 501(c)(3) agencies/organizations to provide programs/services, for behavioral health and prevention/early intervention, to reduce health care disparities to individuals and families in Polk County.

UWCF requests proposals for new programs/services and expansion of existing programs/services with the possibility of multi-year funding.

The focus of the initiative is to serve residents of Polk County without healthcare insurance/coverage with incomes at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level. With this initiative, we are proposing to align community-wide efforts to achieve greater impact through collaboration through the following objectives:

Prevention/Early Intervention
Behavioral Health

  • Who

    501(c)(3) organizations serving Polk County residents living at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level that are launching, expanding, or continuing programs focusing on Prevention/Early Intervention & Behavioral Health. This includes both Returning Partners who have already received Community Wellness Funding, as well as new applicants.

  • What

    UWCF seeks applications from agencies/organizations to provide programs/services, for behavioral health and prevention/early intervention, to reduce health care disparities to individuals and families in Polk County.

    To learn if your agency’s program is eligible, view our Eligibility Requirements.

  • When

    Completed applications for continuing programs will be accepted from October 3-28, 2024. Completed applications for new programs/organizations will be accepted only from those with an approved Letter of Intent and will be accepted from October 22-November 22, 2024. Applications must be submitted online here.

To get started:

  • Review Eligibility Requirements to be sure your organization’s program is eligible to receive funding.
  • Gather Required Documentation, complete all necessary forms, and review the application in full prior to beginning the online application form.
  • Complete the online application during the applicable timelines:
    • Continuing programs: October 3-28, 2024
    • New programs/organizations: October 22-November 22, 2024
  • Questions? Please email questions to wellness@uwcf.org.

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