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New Hampshire Covering Kids & Families Initiative

Grant Overview
New Hampshire's CKF project encompasses statewide activities that are designed to strengthen and broaden our outreach network of community partners and further simplify and coordinate the various coverage programs. Specific statewide strategies include centralized processing of presumptive and community-facilitated applications, a retention evaluation project, "telecounseling" or personalized problem solving by telephone aimed at families at risk for slipping through the cracks and an advocacy and communications initiative.

Grant Amount
Children: $70,000

Start Date
December 1, 2002

Target Populations
Immigrant families (search other projects targeting Immigrant families)
Minority families (search other projects targeting Minority families)
Rural families (search other projects targeting Rural families)

Interventions
Community-based organizations (search other projects using this intervention)
Telecounseling (search other projects using this intervention)

Lead Organization
New Hampshire Healthy Kids

Contact
Tricia Brooks
25 Hall Street
Suite 302
Concord, NH 03301

p (603) 228-2925 x230
e tbrooks@nhhealthykids.com
w www.nhhealthykids.com

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