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Enrollment Assistance Program (EAP)

Grant Overview
The Enrollment Assistance Project (EAP) will provide direct enrollment assistance for low-income families in the Southeast Region of North Dakota and will develop family-focused materials to assist low-income families in accessing health coverage and provide it to them in locations such as schools, clinics, faith-based organizations and childcare centers. Families will be provided direct enrollment assistance by enrollment staff that is fully trained in all aspects of coverage and cultural differences to ensure a simple, more coordinated process.

Target Populations
Bosnians (search other projects targeting Bosnians)
Low-income families (search other projects targeting Low-income families)
Sudanese (search other projects targeting Sudanese)
Somalian (search other projects targeting Somalian)

Interventions
Child care providers (search other projects using this intervention)
Provider/Clinic Sites (search other projects using this intervention)
Faith based sites (search other projects using this intervention)
Schools (search other projects using this intervention)

Local Organization
Enrollment Assistance Program (EAP)

Contact
Susan Nelson

p (701) 271-6374
e 09rank@state.nd.us

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