Bachelor's degree required or equivalent combination of education and experience, 3+ years' experience preferred in a non-profit or profit role, experience in managing and improving processes and procedures, proven ability to partner/collaborate with key stakeholders, excellent interpersonal, written, and oral communications skills

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Funding source:  Telligen Community Initiative

Website:  www.telligenci.org This site simply and succinctly lays out the proposal process for this grant cycle and gives you access to the grant application approach and tools to make your project submission.

Funding focus:  Our areas of funding interests largely revolve around 1) projects and programs that seek to improve and assure access to quality health access for the under served and 2) innovative efforts to improve access to and encouragement of students acquiring the skills to successfully address health care workforce development opportunities of all kinds. 

Geographic focus:  Projects taking place throughout Iowa and Illinois.  Applicant determined definition of community that could be as small as a neighborhood or census tract and as large as multi-county or statewide project.  Again, the scope is in the hand of the applicant/applicant coalition and their vision for the proposed work. 

Grant size and duration:  Maximum per grant project award amount of $50,000, though projects of smaller sizes are welcome.  Please plan your proposals for a single year project period with a planned grant start date of 1/1/2015.

Deadline:  Grant proposals are due to Telligen Community Initiative by July 15, 2014.  Additional information on downloadable proposal templates and required attachments for submission is available at www.telligenci.org . 

Please mark your calendars for the following upcoming CVNA programs:

• Succession Planning Workshop, August 7, 2014
• Grant Guru's, September 25, 2014