Funding For Women's Health Programs

Funding For Women's Health Programs:
How To Secure The Money Needed To Help Your Program Thrive

Overwhelmingly, funding is the chief concern of professionals responsible for the management and administration of their organization's women's health program, according to results of a new survey conducted by www.womenshealthprofessional.com.

Finding the financial resources to support your program is imperative. Funding is needed to provide access to care for the women you serve, for program development, ongoing support, to cover the gap between fees and costs, and for new technology.

"Funding, nothing happens without it," one of our survey respondents told us. Listen to this executive-level teleconference on CD. The conference was held on August 25, 2005.

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The goal of this program is to provide "basic training" for those exploring grant funding for women's health programs. It will help you make the case for adequate funding for your program, to make you aware of the potential for funding opportunities that do exist, provide you with ideas to help strengthen your existing funding efforts, and provide you with an overview of how to generate gifts and grant support for your organization.

The issues surrounding funding came out of the survey we have conducted on the issues and challenges professionals in women's health face in managing their programs. This team-training program is being sponsored by www.womenshealthprofessional.com.

"Funding For Women's Health Programs: How To Secure The Money You Need To Help Your Program Thrive" 'sets the stage,' with an overview presentation on the vision of what can be achieved and the practicalities of "thinking funding;" a case history of a successful women's health center and the center's successes in funding and philanthropy, and, finally what needs to be done -- the nuts and bolts of organizing to start a grants funding effort.

Presenters:

Barbara Hill
President
Michigan Women's Foundation

Courtney Bell
Executive Director
Chicago Women's Health Center

Brandi Holys Tumbleson
Director of Program Services
March of Dimes, Nebraska Chapter

Topics Covered :

Funding ─ what can be achieved
The types of funding opportunities that exist today
Making the case for funding for your women's health program
Securing funds for women's health programs
The nuts and bolts of grant writing
How to identify new sources of funding ─ revenue streams
How to improve your financial position and operate without government support
Case Study: The Women's Health Center success story
Live Question and Answer Session

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Who Will Benefit From This Teleconference on CD?

This beginner's level teleconference will benefit professionals new to grant funding for women's health programs, including hospital women's health managers, directors and managers of women's health programs with government agencies, other healthcare organizations, health insurance plans, women's health organizations, medical schools, colleges and universities and community-based organizations.

How The Teleconference Works:

"Attend" this program right in your office and enjoy significant savings no travel time or hassle; no hotel expenses. It's so convenient! Invite your staff members to participate. You might even want to invite some colleagues from your local area to join you and share the cost. Gather in a conference room and use a speakerphone. The conference lasts 90 minutes, including a question and answer period.

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