CATCH Funding Opportunities
CATCH Planning Funds Grants Information
This grant program supports pediatricians in planning a community-based
child health initiative. Grants of up to $12,000 each are awarded
each year on a competitive basis to pediatricians who want to
assess and document the needs of children in the community, develop
collaborative partnerships for planning the initiative, and successfully
prepare for implementation of a program. Since its inception in
1993, the CATCH Planning Funds program has awarded planning grants
to more than 600 pediatricians. The CATCH Planning Funds program
is made possible through the generous support of Wyeth and contributions
to the AAP's Friends
of Children Fund. (More Info)
CATCH Residency Training Grants
The Community Pediatrics Training Initiative has partnered with
CATCH to offer grants program targeting pediatric residency
training programs. The mission of this program is to provide support
to residency programs to build sustainable opportunities for residents
to gain experience working on community-based child health initiatives
that increase access to medical homes or specific health services
not otherwise available. Grants up to $12,000 will be awarded
for innovative planning and implementation activities to be completed
over the course of 16 months. (More Info)
CATCH Implementation Funds Grants Information
The CATCH Program has expanded to include the initial implementation
process involved in developing programs aimed at increasing access
to medical homes and other needed services. CATCH funding should
lead to the development of successful CATCH programs that can
be replicated in other communities. The CATCH Implementation Funds
program provides grants in amounts from $2,500 to $12,000 for
pediatricians to initiate an innovative, community-based proposal
to increase children's access to health care. The CATCH Implementation
Funds program will award these grants on a competitive basis.
(More Info)
CATCH Resident Funds
CATCH Resident Funds grants are limited to a maximum of $3,000.
This program supports pediatric residents in the planning of a
community-based child health initiative. The community-based resident
projects funded by the CATCH Resident Funds program should lead
to the development of successful programs that can be replicated
in other communities. CATCH Resident grants must demonstrate planning
activities and may include some implementation activities. (More
Info)
Leonard P. Rome CATCH Visiting Professorships in Community Pediatrics
The purpose of this program is to promote advocacy for children
and advance the field of community pediatrics.
The program provides six accredited pediatric residency programs
up to $4,500 to fund a two or three-day program in community pediatrics. (More
Info)
Additional Funding Opportunities
See DOCBI Funding Opportunities
for funding available outside of the CATCH program.
community pediatrics
For More Information...
Please contact:
CATCH Program
Division of Community-based Initiatives
Department of Community, Chapter, and State Affairs
American Academy of Pediatrics
141 Northwest Point Blvd
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
E-mail: catch@aap.org
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