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AGCH will award $29,943 in grant funding to six community non-profit organizations at a breakfast presentation.
The photo opportunity will take place in AGCH’s Executive Boardroom.
The photo opportunity will take place January 28, 2013, with breakfast beginning at 9 a.m. and check presentations beginning at 9:30 a.m.
The intent of the annual community grant program is to help non-profit organizations with an interest in building healthier communities by improving health and living conditions. Criteria for this funding cycle were based on priority areas identified in the MRMC Community Benefits Plan and Community Health Assessment. Priority areas include access to health care/insurance, ER utilization, chronic disease, cultural awareness, mental health, transportation and oral health.
This year, the AGCH Community Grants will be awarded to the following local organizations:
If any members of the media would like to attend the photo opportunity, please contact Jessa Brooks at (805) 739-3594.
Located in Arroyo Grande, California, Arroyo Grande Community Hospital is an award winning 67-bed acute care facility. Arroyo’s joint program has earned honors and distinctions from Blue Shield and its Emergency Department is nationally acclaimed for quality and excellence for patient satisfaction. AGCH has the only comprehensive Acute Rehabilitation Center on the Central Coast. AGCH is a Dignity Health member of the Central Coast, which also includes French Hospital Medical Center in San Luis Obispo, CA and Marian Regional Medical Center in Santa Maria, CA. Dignity Health of the Central Coast is recognized for the highest quality hospitals, physicians from the top medical schools in the country, primary care offices to ensure access for all patients, premier ambulatory surgery centers, technologically advanced imaging centers, outpatient services and a comprehensive home health service; all recognized for quality, safety and service. Each hospital is supported by an active philanthropic Foundation to provide additional funding to support new programs and services, as well as to advance the community’s access to health care.
Publish date:
Thursday, January 24, 2013