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Successful Grants

Verdant aligns grant funding and sponsorship with strategic priority areas established by our Board of Commissioners. The successful grants listed below use innovative approaches to improve the health equity of our community and the health outcomes of our residents. We encourage you to learn more about our grantmaking process and our grantees.

Explore Current Grants Awarded

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Program Name

Priority Areas Addressed

Funding Source

Award Date

End Date

Amount

South County Fire

Community Resource Paramedic

Access to Healthcare Serving Seniors Other Education and Prevention

Traditional Grant

January 2022

December 2022

$351,900.00

This program works with residents who access emergency services or the hospital with a recurring and/or non-emergency need. This can include evaluating and providing resources and referrals for meal and nutrition services, falls prevention, connection to primary care, transportation needs, and compliance with medication management.

Cascade Bicycle Club

Let's Go Edmonds!

Childhood Obesity Other Education and Prevention

Traditional Grant

January 2022

December 2022

$50,000.00

Educating local students on bicycle and pedestrian safety.

Wonderland Youth and Family Services

Hope RISING Clinic

Access to Healthcare Other Education and Prevention

Traditional Grant

January 2022

December 2022

$195,000.00

The Hope RISING Clinic provides services to children and families affected by prenatal substance exposure, estimated to impact 10% of all births. Services support children birth-12 with evaluation, diagnosis, and care in trauma-informed, evidence-based neurobehavioral methods. Birth, adoptive, and foster families are all supported.

Seattle Visiting Nurse Association

Flu Shots for Uninsured

Access to Healthcare

Superintendent's Discretionary

September 2021

December 2021

Invoiced up to $20,000

This program offers community members access to free flu vaccines, with the administration, staffing, and coordination for uninsured individuals supported by the Verdant grant.

Washington Kids in Transition

Homelessness Prevention

Housing Other Education and Prevention

Superintendent's Discretionary

March 2021

December 2021

$50,000

Washington Kids in Transition partners with the Edmonds School District Student Support and Family Resource Advocates to identify vulnerable residents of Verdant's service area who are at risk of or currently experiencing homelessness. Those identified will be provided with rental/utility assistance to maintain their housing or hotel vouchers to gain shelter while receiving support to access more permanent housing.

Therapeutic Health Services

Interated Behavioral Health in Edmonds School District

Access to Healthcare

Traditional Grant

July 2021

June 2022

$186,149.00

The Integrated Cognitive Therapies Program supports youth 13-18 years old who are eligible to attend Edmonds School District high schools and who experience co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders or at high risk for substance use. The program includes assessment and evaluation as well as therapeutic interventions to engage youth and teach them skills to manage/regulate mood and to set and communicate goals including sobriety or harm reduction. Parent coaching is offered to support adult caregivers in adopting new or alternative parenting strategies to support the success of the student.

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