14 Organizations Win Grants
to Use Data to Promote Child Health

The Lucile Packard Foundation for Children's Health has awarded grants to 14 California organizations to promote the use of data to foster improvements in children's health.

The grants, all of which are for approximately $10,000, are intended to encourage creative strategies for using data to document child health issues and bring them to the attention of decision-makers. Much of the data for these projects will come from kidsdata.org. The grants will be used for a range of purposes, including data analysis and development, training and education, and public information campaigns.

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Funded Projects:

• California Friday Night Live Partnership: Telling the Story: What the Numbers Say About the Underage Drinking Problem
  

• The California Pan-Ethnic Health Network: Sharing Multicultural Health Data on California's Children
  

• California State University, Fresno Foundation (Central California Children's Institute): Fresno Southeast Asian Youth Data Improvement Project
  

• The Children's Initiative: San Diego County Report Card on Children and Families
  

• Contra Costa County Children & Family Services: Developing Vital Community Partnerships Through Data Sharing and Training
  

• Early Identification & Intervention Collaborative for LA County: Using Data to Improve Early Identification & Intervention for Young Children in LA with Disabilities & Developmental Delays
  

• The Health Trust: Using Oral Health Data for Health Promotion & Advocacy
  

• KIXE-TV: Creating Healthy Habits
  

• Public Health Institute (California Adolescent Health Collaborative): Health Status of Rural Latino Youth in California
  

• Redwood Community Health Coalition (Healthy Kids Sonoma County): Improving Health Coverage and Access for Children -- iCare About Healthy Kids
  

• San Joaquin Community Data Co-Op: Children's Health Indicators in Stockton: Building a Shared Understanding, Direction, & Hope
  

• Santa Barbara County Department of Social Services -- KIDS Network Division: "State of the Children" Print Publication
  

• Shasta County Health and Human Services Agency, Public Health Branch: Increasing Childhood Immunization Rates in Shasta County
  

• Youth Leadership Institute: Using Kidsdata.org to Deepen and Further Youth-Adult Community Change Work

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