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Like many parts of the state, rural Healthy Places North Carolina communities are working to address high obesity rates and food insecurity. To assist stakeholders in Nash, Edgecombe, Halifax, and surrounding counties build a more equitable health system, the Trust will support efforts aimed at collecting and analyzing data and creating locally relevant plans to coordinate effective interventions.
Increase healthy eating in low-income communities.
Support community-based research efforts that engage residents in the process to identify gaps and opportunities and produce a community plan to build an equitable food system.
The Trust is not currently accepting applications for this funding opportunity.
Nash, Edgecombe, Halifax and surrounding counties
If you think you are a fit, assess your eligibility below and then contact us to apply. Or, view all funding opportunities here.
Organizations in Nash, Edgecombe, Halifax and surrounding counties are working to create more equitable food systems that provide greater opportunities for historically marginalized populations and healthier eating options in schools, daycare centers, and hospitals. These groups express an interest in understanding the problem, collecting relevant qualitative and quantitative data, and recommending approaches for building a better food system.
To help the community achieve these aims, the Trust is interested in proposals that map and analyze the food system in Nash, Edgecombe, Halifax and surrounding counties through an equity lens. Mapping may include examining information on networks, food value-chains, policies, land ownership and use, food desserts, food insecurity, or related issues. Local coalitions, such as the Just Foods Collaborative of Edgecombe and Nash counties and the Roanoke Valley Community Health Initiative, should be centrally involved in the work. Competitive applications will directly engage the communities that disproportionately suffer from a lack of healthy food options.
Before applying, consider the following questions and requirements:
Organizations the Trust WILL fund:
Organizations the Trust WILL NOT fund:
If you have read the above eligibility requirements and think you are a good fit, use the form below or email Alison Duncan to schedule a phone consultation.