Expands access to integrated health and nutrition services for underserved populations with high chronic disease prevalence.
The Partnerships for Better Health Act establishes a program to award grants to eligible entities for integrated chronic disease prevention, management, and social support. These grants support coordinated local partnerships, measurable outcomes, and sustainable delivery models. Eligible entities include health centers, hospitals, food banks, and nonprofits with healthcare or nutrition expertise. The program prioritizes communities with high chronic disease prevalence, food insecurity, and health professional shortages.
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