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Department of Homeland Security award
Fisher Sand & Gravel CO · Department of Homeland Security
Department of Homeland Security award
Fisher Sand & Gravel CO · Department of Homeland Security
Department of Homeland Security award
Fisher Sand & Gravel CO · Department of Homeland Security
Department of Homeland Security award
Fisher Sand & Gravel CO · Department of Homeland Security
Department of Veterans Affairs award
Triwest Healthcare Alliance CORP · Department of Veterans Affairs
Department of Veterans Affairs award
Triwest Healthcare Alliance CORP · Department of Veterans Affairs
Department of Defense award
Raytheon/lockheed Martin Javelin Jv · Department of Defense
Department of Homeland Security award
Fisher Sand & Gravel CO · Department of Homeland Security
Department of Defense award
Raytheon/lockheed Martin Javelin Jv · Department of Defense
Department of Health and Human Services award
Health Services Advisory Group, Inc. · Department of Health and Human Services
Department of Defense award
Sundt Construction, Inc. · Department of Defense
Department of Defense award
Sundt Construction, Inc. · Department of Defense
Department of Defense award
Raytheon/lockheed Martin Javelin Jv · Department of Defense
Department of Veterans Affairs award
Triwest Healthcare Alliance CORP · Department of Veterans Affairs
Department of Veterans Affairs award
Triwest Healthcare Alliance CORP · Department of Veterans Affairs
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO PROVIDE THE STATE OF ARIZONA AND ITS SUBRECIPIENTS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANCE OPERATING ASSISTANCE (INCLUDING INTERCITY) ELIGIBLE CAPITAL PROJECTS AND FOR THE RURAL TRANSIT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP) FOR THE STATE AND ITS SUBRECIPIENTS.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDS WILL BE USED TO COVER ELIGIBLE OPERATING EXPENSES SUCH AS DRIVER SALARIES FUEL ITEMS HAVING A USEFUL LIFE OF LESS THAN FIVE YEARS PROJECT ADMINISTRATION AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE IN ORDER TO CONTINUE TRANSIT OPERATIONS. FUNDS WILL ALSO BE USED TO COVER ELIGIBLE CAPITAL EXPENSES SUCH AS ADA COMPLEMENTARY PARATRANSIT AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE.AS PART OF THE INDIRECT COST CALCULATION INELIGIBLE COSTS ARE IDENTIFIED BY TYPE OF EXPENDITURE AND UNIT. DIRECT LABOR CHARGES TO PROJECTS INCLUDE A PAYROLL ADDITIVE RATE TO ACCOUNT FOR THE COST OF EMPLOYEE RELATED EXPENDITURES (ERE) AND PAID LEAVE. THEREFORE PAYROLL ADDITIVE CHARGES ARE DEDUCTED FROM THE INDIRECT CHARGES. ADDITIONALLY THE APPROVED FIXED INDIRECT COST RATE OF 4.00 PERCENT APPLIES FOR ACTIVITIES FOR THE PERIOD OF JULY 1 2025 TO JUNE 30 2026.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: CONTINUED SAFE AND EFFECTIVE OPERATION OF TRANSIT SERVICES FOR RURAL AREAS OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: 5311 TRANSIT AGENCIES AND RESIDENTS OF RURAL COMMUNITIES WITHIN THE STATE OF ARIZONA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: PLEASE NOTE AGENCIES MARKED WITH AN ASTERISK (*)REPRESENT THAT THERE IS LOCAL IN-KIND MATCH APPLIED TO THEIR PROJECT. THE IN-KIND DOCUMENTATION HAS BEEN UPLOADED INTO TRAMS UNDER APPLICATION DOCUMENTS.CITY OF BENSONCITY OF BISBEECITY OF COOLIDGECITY OF COTTONWOODCITY OF DOUGLASCITY OF KINGMANCITY OF SEDONACITY OF SHOW LOW*CITY OF WILLCOXCITY OF WINSLOWGILA RIVER INDIAN COMMUNITY - TRANSITGREYHOUND LINES INC.*HOPI TRIBE - SENOM TRANSIT*HUALAPAI INDIAN TRIBE (TRANSFERRING AWARD TO FTA)NAVAJO TRANSIT SYSTEM (TRANSFERRING AWARD TO FTA)QUALITY CONNECTIONSREGIONAL PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (VALLEY METRO)REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY OF PIMA COUNTY (RTA PIMA)*SALT RIVER PIMA-MARICOPA INDIAN COMMUNITYSAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBE (TRANSFERRING AWARD TO FTA)TOWN OF MIAMITOWN OF PAYSONTOWN OF QUARTZSITEYAVAPAI REGIONAL TRANSIT INC.*YUMA COUNTY INTERGOVERNMENTAL PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (YCIPTA)*
Salt River Pima-maricopa India · Department of Transportation
Department of Health and Human Services award
Health Services Advisory Group, Inc. · Department of Health and Human Services
Department of Health and Human Services award
Health Services Advisory Group, Inc. · Department of Health and Human Services
GRHC SPECIAL DIABETES PROGRAM FOR INDIANS - THE GILA RIVER INDIAN COMMUNITY (GRIC) IS LOCATED ON 372,000 ACRES (APPROXIMATELY 600 SQUARE MILES), 25 MILES SOUTH OF PHOENIX, ARIZONA. GRIC MEMBERS ARE COMPRISED OF TWO DISTINCT PEOPLES: THE AKIMEL O’ODHAM—THE RIVER PEOPLE—(PIMA INDIANS) AND THE PEE POSH (MARICOPA INDIANS). THE GRIC MEMBERS RESIDE BOTH WITHIN SEVEN (7) DISTINCT COMMUNITY DISTRICTS AS WELL AS OUTSIDE OF THE COMMUNITY BOUNDARIES IN LOCAL URBAN AREAS. THE DIABETES PREVALENCE RATE AMONG GRIC PATIENTS IS 25.3%, COMPARED TO 10.7% OF ARIZONANS (GRHC NEXTGEN; AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION, THE BURDEN OF DIABETES IN ARIZONA, 10/2021). BY RESOLUTION, THE GILA RIVER INDIAN COMMUNITY AUTHORIZES THE GILA RIVER HEALTH CARE CORPORATION TO APPLY AS PRIMARY GRANTEE FOR THE SDPI GRANT ON BEHALF OF THE COMMUNITY. AS SUCH, THE PURPOSE OF THE GILA RIVER SDPI IS TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO GRHC PATIENTS AND GRIC MEMBERS IN ORDER TO REDUCE DIABETES ONSET, REDUCE RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH DIABETES, AND ELIMINATE AND/OR REDUCE COMPLICATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH DIABETES. THERE ARE FOUR HEALTH CARE FACILITIES OPERATED BY GRHC: HU HU KAM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, KOMATKE HEALTH CENTER, RED TAIL HAWK HEALTH CENTER, AND AK-CHIN CLINIC IN THE PROVISION OF CLINICAL-BASED SERVICES. THE GILA RIVER SDPI WORKS COLLABORATIVELY WITH ALL FOUR FACILITIES. CLINICAL SDPI SERVICES ARE CLOSELY LINKED TO THE GRHC MEDICAL PROVIDERS AND ACTIVE REFERRAL SYSTEMS ARE USED DAILY FOR SDPI SERVICES. THE GILA RIVER SDPI SUPPORTS AND COLLABORATES WITH TWO DISTINCT TRIBAL PARTNERS: THE GENESIS PROGRAM UNDER THE TRIBAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT AND TRIBAL RECREATION AND WELLNESS UNDER THE COMMUNITY SERVICE DEPARTMENT IN THE PROVISION OF COMMUNITY–BASED SERVICES. ACTIVE PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN SDPI STAFF, GRHC, AND TRIBAL PARTNERS ARE CRUCIAL ELEMENTS TO EFFECTIVE PATIENT RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION. THIS GILA RIVER SDPI HAS SELECTED THE BEST PRACTICE OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE SCREENING AND MONITORING AND WILL MONITOR THE REQUIRED KEY MEASURES RELATED TO THIS BEST PRACTICE ON THE SELECTED TARGET POPULATION. IN ADDITION TO THE BEST PRACTICE, ACTIVITIES WILL INCLUDE: OTHER CLINICAL ACTIVITIES NOT RELATED TO THE BEST PRACTICE SUCH AS BLOOD PRESSURE AND DIABETES–RELATED EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES FOCUSED ON MATERNAL AND NEWBORN NUTRITION, SCHOOL-AGED NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND FITNESS ACTIVITIES INCLUDING ALL AGES FROM YOUTH THROUGH ELDERS.
Gila River Healthcare Corporation · Department of Health and Human Services
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM REQUIRED TO CONDUCT THE ENGINEERING EVALUATION/COST ANALYSIS (EE/CA) AND RELATED TASKS AT THE FOLLOWING TRONOX ABANDONED URANIUM MINES LOCATED IN NAVAJO NATION'S NORTHERN AGENCY. THIS IS A TASK ORDER UNDER RAES 2 CON
Navajo Nation · Environmental Protection Agency
Department of Defense award
Sundt Construction, Inc. · Department of Defense
SPECIAL DIABETES PROGRAM FOR INDIANS
San Carlos Apache Healthcare Corporation · Department of Health and Human Services
Department of Defense award
Kutta Technologies, LLC · Department of Defense
CONSTRUCTION OF MULTIPLE HIGH-WATER CROSSINGS ACROSS THE VAMORI WASH, TOHONO O'ODHAM NATION (TON)SELLS, AZ
Tohono O'odham Nation · Department of Defense
SAN CARLOS APACHE HEALTHCARE CORPORATION DIABETES TREATMENT AND PREVENTION PROGRAM - THE SAN CARLOS APACHE INDIAN RESERVATION IS A 1.8-MILLION-ACRE LAND BASE OF THE FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBE LOCATED IN SOUTHEASTERN ARIZONA. WE ARE A RURAL ARIZONA TRIBE, LOCATED 90 MILES EAST OF THE METROPOLITAN PHOENIX AREA. THE SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBE HAS APPROXIMATELY 17,050 ENROLLED MEMBERS. IN ADDITION TO TYPE 2 DIABETES, THERE ARE OTHER DIABETES-RELATED COMORBIDITIES THAT ARE PREVALENT AMONG THE SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBE SUCH AS OBESITY, CARDIOVASCULAR AND KIDNEY DISEASE. THE SAN CARLOS APACHE HEALTHCARE CORPORATION (“SCAHC”) IS A SUBSIDIARY NONPROFIT HEALTHCARE ENTERPRISE OF THE SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBE ESTABLISHED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING DIRECT HOSPITAL AND CLINICAL SERVICES. SCAHC HAS BEEN WORKING ON BUILDING A COMPREHENSIVE DIABETES TREATMENT PROGRAM SPECIFIC TO THE SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBE ALONGSIDE THE COMMUNITY DRIVEN DIABETES PREVENTION EFFORTS. CONTINUOUS EFFORTS BY SDPI COUPLED WITH SCAHC FUNDS WILL BE A SIGNIFICANT STEP IN ADDRESSING DIABETES AND ITS COMORBIDITIES ON THE SAN CARLOS APACHE RESERVATION. THE SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBE HAS IDENTIFIED AN INCREASE IN DISEASE BURDEN SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE CURRENT GRANT CYCLE FY2016-FY2022. IN 2015, 1392 INDIVIDUALS WITH DIABETES WERE RECEIVING THEIR CARE IN SAN CARLOS. IN MARCH 2020 PRIOR TO THE PANDEMIC, WE IDENTIFIED 1743 INDIVIDUALS WITH DIABETES. DURING THE PANDEMIC, AS MORE INDIVIDUALS BEGAN COMING IN TO SCAHC FOR ACUTE ILLNESS INCLUDING COVID INFECTIONS, THE HOSPITAL BEGAN TO IDENTIFY UNDIAGNOSED INDIVIDUALS WITH UNCONTROLLED DIABETES. AS OF THIS YEAR, WE NOW HAVE OVER 1900 COMMUNITY MEMBERS WITH DIABETES THAT ARE ACTIVELY RECEIVING THEIR CARE AT SCAHC AND AN ADDITIONAL 675 INDIVIDUALS THAT ARE DIAGNOSED WITH DIABETES THAT ARE NOT ACTIVELY RECEIVING THEIR CARE AT SCAHC. IN OUR EFFORTS TO IDENTIFY PREDIABETES AND DIABETES, SCAHC HAS TAKEN THE INITIATIVE OF COMPLETING GLUCOSE CHECKS WHEN PATIENTS ARRIVE FOR ANY APPOINTMENT. SCAHC HAS ALSO ADDED A MOBILE HEALTH UNIT TO ASSIST IN PROVIDING HEALTHCARE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY TO INDIVIDUALS THAT MAY NOT HAVE OTHERWISE RECEIVED HEALTHCARE. WITH THE ADDITION OF THIS MOBILE HEALTH UNIT, OUR HOPE IS THAT WE CAN BUILD TRUST WITHIN THE COMMUNITY, PROVIDE HEALTHCARE AND EDUCATION TO PREVENT THE ONSET OF DIABETES AND MANAGE DIABETES TO DECREASE THE RISK OF DIABETES-RELATED COMORBIDITIES. WITHIN OUR SDPI CLINIC, WE CONTINUE TO PROVIDE DIABETES EDUCATION AND MEDICAL NUTRITION THERAPY AS WELL AS COMPREHENSIVE DIABETES CARE BY NURSE PRACTITIONERS, ENDOCRINOLOGISTS, A PODIATRIST, OPTOMETRISTS, DENTISTS, AND OUR PRIMARY CARE TEAM. THROUGH THIS COMPREHENSIVE CARE APPROACH OUR GOAL IS TO BUILD LONG LASTING TRUST WITH THE COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND IN RETURN IMPROVE GLYCEMIC CONTROL AND DECREASE RISK OF DIABETES AND ALL ITS COMORBIDITIES. AS OF SEPTEMBER 2021, WE HAVE ALSO BUILT A 3-TIER COMPREHENSIVE WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM INCLUDING TIER 1 WITH NUTRITION AND LIFESTYLE MODIFICATIONS ONLY, TIER 2 ADDING MEDICATION ASSISTED WEIGHT LOSS AND TIER 3 COMPLETING BARIATRIC SURGERY WHEN TIER 1 AND 2 HAVE FAILED. SINCE THEN, WE HAVE ~80 INDIVIDUALS THAT ARE UTILIZING OUR MEDICATION ASSISTED WEIGHT LOSS AND 21 INDIVIDUALS THAT HAVE UNDERGONE BARIATRIC/METABOLIC SURGERY. MANY INDIVIDUALS HAVE BEEN ABLE TO REDUCE OR COMPLETELY STOP THEIR CHRONIC MEDICATIONS. SAN CARLOS HAS ALSO IDENTIFIED ~2225 INDIVIDUALS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY THAT HAVE PREDIABETES WHO WILL HAVE THE POSSIBILITY OF IMPROVING THEIR HEALTH THROUGH LIFESTYLE MODIFICATIONS AND DECREASING THEIR WEIGHT THROUGH COMMUNITY OUTREACH, THE DIABETES PREVENTION PROGRAM, AND EARLY INTERVENTION OF DIETITIAN SUPPORT. THE SDPI GRANT WOULD CONTINUE TO ASSIST IN GROWING OUR CURRENT AND NEW PROGRAMS. ADDITIONAL FUNDING TO BE CONSIDERED WOULD ALSO ASSIST IN OUR COMMUNITY OUTREACH EFFORTS THROUGH IMPROVEMENTS TO OUR FITNESS CENTERS INCLUDING GROUP FITNESS ROOMS AND CLASSROOMS TO PROVIDE A COMMUNITY-BASED DIABETES PREVENTION PROGRAM.
San Carlos Apache Healthcare Corporation · Department of Health and Human Services
THE RECIPIENT WILL PLAN AND DESIGN FOR CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF NEW RAW WATER DELIVERY AND DOMESTIC DRINKING WATER TREATMENT FACILITIES FOR THE SAN CARLOS REGIONAL WATER SYSTEM WHICH SERVES THE CENTRAL PORTION OF THE RESERVATION IN EASTERN ARIZONA. THE MAJORITY OF THE TRIBAL POPULATION RESIDES IN THIS AREA WITHOUT ACCESS TO SAFE, CLEAN, AND RELIABLE DRINKING WATER. THESE COMMUNITIES SUFFER FREQUENT WATER SERVICE CURTAILMENTS OR COMPLETE SHUTDOWNS DUE TO POOR SOURCE GROUNDWATER QUALITY, ELECTRICAL OUTAGES, OR SYSTEM MECHANICAL FAILURES, OFTEN DURING THE HOT, SUMMER SEASON. FAMILIES MUST BOIL WATER OR FIND ALTERNATIVE MEANS TO MEET BASIC POTABLE WATER NEEDS FOR DRINKING, COOKING, WASHING CLEANING, AND SANITATION HYGIENE - SOMETIMES TRAVELING MANY MILES FROM HOME TO DO SO. PLANNING AND DESIGN WILL ANALYZE ALTERNATIVES AND DESIGN A WATER DELIVERY SYSTEM TO CONVEY WATER FROM AN EXISTING NEARBY RESERVOIR TO NEW TREATMENT FACILITIES FOR SUPPLY TO THESE UNDERSERVED HOMES, PROVIDING MORE RELIABLE ACCESS TO SAFE, CLEAN DRINKING WATER. THE PROJECT WILL DELIVER UP TO 100 PERCENT OF WATER NEEDED FOR DOMESTIC WATER PURPOSES FOR THESE COMMUNITIES.
San Carlos Apache Tribal Council · Department of the Interior
CCDD-2026 - CHILD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT DISCRETIONARY
Salt River Pima-maricopa India · Department of Health and Human Services
Department of Defense award
Raytheon/lockheed Martin Javelin Jv · Department of Defense
DIRECT BB TREASURY RATE GRANT - (FY09-10) STIMULUS
San Carlos Apache Telecommunications Utility, Inc. · Department of Agriculture
DESCRIPTION:THIS AGREEMENT PROVIDES FUNDING TO THE SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBE UNDER THE SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT (SDWA): SECTION 1452 AND INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT (IIJA) (PL 117-58). THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO IMPLEMENT PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES THAT ASSIST PUBLIC WATER SYSTEMS SERVING TRIBES TO COMPLY WITH NATIONAL PRIMARY DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS (NPDWRS) OR OTHERWISE FURTHER THE HEALTH PROTECTION OBJECTIVES OF THE SDWA. SPECIFICALLY, THE RECIPIENT WILL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCT THE PERIDOT APACHE BURGER TANK AND ASSOCIATED COMPONENTS. THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT PROVIDES FULL FEDERAL FUNDING IN THE AMOUNT OF $3,971,000. PRE-AWARD COSTS ARE APPROVED BACK TO 10/30/2025. REFER TO TERMS AND CONDITIONS. ACTIVITIES:THE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE THE PLANNING, DESIGN, AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE PERIDOT APACHE BURGER TANK AND ASSOCIATED COMPONENTS. SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:THE ANTICIPATED DELIVERABLES INCLUDE THE SEMI-ANNUAL REPORTING AND FINAL CLOSE-OUT REPORT. THE EXPECTED OUTCOMES INCLUDE THE PLANNING, DESIGN, AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE PERIDOT APACHE BURGER TANK. THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE RESIDENTS THROUGHOUT THE SAN CARLOS APACHE RESERVATION.
San Carlos Apache Tribal Council · Environmental Protection Agency
BIOMEDICAL (BASIC)
Gila River Healthcare Corporation · Department of Health and Human Services
THE BROADBAND INFRASTRUCTURE DEPLOYMENT PROJECT PROPOSES TO INSTALL FIBER AND WIRELESS SERVICE CONNECTING 255 UNSERVED NATIVE AMERICAN HOUSEHOLDS WITH 100MBPS SYMMETRICAL WIRED AND 50/6 MBPS WIRELESS SPEEDS.
Ak-chin Indian Community · Department of Commerce
AIAN HEAD START AND AIAN EARLY HEAD START
Salt River Pima-maricopa India · Department of Health and Human Services
Department of Defense award
General Dynamics C4 Systems, Inc. · Department of Defense
INDIAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM
Gila River Healthcare Corporation · Department of Housing and Urban Development
INDIAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM
Gila River Healthcare Corporation · Department of Housing and Urban Development
Department of Defense award
Kutta Technologies, LLC · Department of Defense
Department of Defense award
Kutta Technologies, LLC · Department of Defense
ARIZONA STATE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND NUTRITION (AZSPAN) - CDC-RFA-DP-23-0012: STATE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND NUTRITION PROGRAM- PROJECT ABSTRACT SUMMARY ARIZONA HAS A RICH AND DIVERSE CULTURE, WITH UNIQUE COMMUNITIES, POPULATIONS AND GEOGRAPHY. FROM URBAN CENTERS LIKE PHOENIX AND TUCSON TO RURAL COMMUNITIES LIKE THE HUALAPAI TRIBE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE GRAND CANYON, FROM THE UNITED STATES/MEXICO BORDER REGION TO TRIBAL LANDS, THE HEALTH OF ARIZONA’S RESIDENTS IS A PRIORITY FOR THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES (AZDHS). THE AZDHS IS A STATE GOVERNMENT ENTITY WITH OVER 1,500 EMPLOYEES AND IS ACCREDITED BY THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACCREDITATION BOARD (PHAB). LOCATED AT 150 N. 18TH AVENUE, PHOENIX, ARIZONA, 85007, THE AZDHS WILL IMPLEMENT SPAN ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF ARIZONA AND IN THE GEOGRAPHIC AREA OF FOCUS IN YUMA COUNTY, ARIZONA. CHRONIC DISEASES AND THEIR ASSOCIATED RISK FACTORS DISPROPORTIONATELY AFFECT RACIAL AND ETHNIC MINORITY GROUPS ACROSS THE U.S., AND ARIZONA IS NOT EXEMPT FROM THESE CHALLENGES. PEOPLE OF HISPANIC OR LATINO ORIGIN IN ARIZONA EXPERIENCE INCOME AND HEALTH INEQUITIES, INCLUDING HIGHER RATES OF OBESITY, DIABETES, AND HYPERTENSION. ADDITIONALLY, THE NEED FOR TRAUMA-INFORMED APPROACHES TO STATEWIDE NUTRITION, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND BREASTFEEDING PROGRAMS IS AT AN ALL-TIME HIGH, AS AMERICANS EMERGE FROM THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC AND THE 2022 INFANT FORMULA SHORTAGE. THIS PROJECT PROVIDES AZDHS WITH AN OPPORTUNITY TO ADDRESS NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FACTORS BEYOND INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIORS AND IMPACT SYSTEMS’ CHANGE TO REDUCE THESE DISPARITIES. WITH SUPPORT FROM THE CDC_RFA-DP-23-0012, THE AZDHS BUREAU OF NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY (BNPA), OFFICE OF COMMUNITY INNOVATIONS (OCI), WILL IMPLEMENT A FIVE-YEAR (APPROXIMATELY $1,175,000 ANNUALLY) ARIZONA STATE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND NUTRITION PROGRAM (AZSPAN). AZSPAN WILL EXPAND THE REACH OF AZDHS’S TRAUMA-INFORMED APPROACHES TO NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY TO SHAPE POLICIES, SYSTEMS, AND ENVIRONMENTS THAT SUPPORT POSITIVE BEHAVIOR CHANGE AND REDUCE HEALTH DISPARITIES. THIS WORK ALIGNS WITH THE ARIZONA HEALTH IMPROVEMENT PLAN PANDEMIC RECOVERY AND RESILIENCY WHERE NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY STRATEGIES ARE BEING LED BY MEMBERS OF THE AZSPAN TEAM. AZSPAN ACTIVITIES WILL LEVERAGE ESTABLISHED PARTNERSHIPS AND SUCCESSFUL LOCAL, EVIDENCE-BASED INITIATIVES TO DOCUMENT PROCESSES AND PROMOTE EXPANSION AND REPLICATION TO OTHER COUNTIES. THIS INCLUDES REPLICATION OF PRODUCE PRESCRIPTION PROGRAMS, EXPANSION OF THE PRODUCE INCENTIVE PROGRAM (DOUBLE UP FOOD BUCKS) TO THE FIVE COUNTIES NOT BEING REACHED BY THE PROGRAM, CREATION OF A COMMUNITY-DRIVEN PARK RX TOOLKIT, IMPLEMENTATION OF SMART GROWTH STRATEGIES, AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A 4TH TRIMESTER VILLAGE AND BREASTFEEDING SUPPORT GROUP IN YUMA COUNTY. ACTIVITIES WILL ALSO INCLUDE STATEWIDE TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RELATED TO NUTRITION SERVICE GUIDELINES, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, AND MATERNAL HEALTH AND LACTATION SUPPORT SERVICES TO EMPLOYERS THROUGH THE HEALTHY ARIZONA WORKSITES PROGRAM. STATEWIDE ACTIVITIES IN THE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION SETTING WILL FOCUS ON REVISED WRITTEN POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE EMPOWER PROGRAM, INCREASED UTILIZATION OF GO NAPSACC WITH AN EMPHASIS ON FARM 2 ECE, AND IMPLEMENTATION AND ADAPTATION OF THE STATE-SPECIFIC NUTRITION POLICY ALIGNMENT TOOLKIT FOR ECE FACILITIES. AZSPAN TEAM MEMBERS AND PARTNERS HAVE EXPERTISE IN NUTRITION, ACTIVE LIVING STRATEGIES, BREASTFEEDING, AND EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION, AND ARE SKILLED AT USING COMMUNITY-CENTERED, TRAUMA-INFORMED APPROACHES TO POLICY, SYSTEM AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES. AZDHS IS WELL-POSITIONED TO QUICKLY IMPLEMENT PROJECT ACTIVITIES TO IMPROVE NUTRITION, INCREASE EQUITABLE ACCESS TO SAFE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, INCREASE BREASTFEEDING AND SUPPORT HEALTH IN EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR ALL ARIZONANS.
Hualapai Tribe · Department of Health and Human Services
Department of Transportation award
Raytheon Company · Department of Transportation
Department of Defense award
Kutta Technologies, LLC · Department of Defense
Office of Personnel Management award
Health Services Advisory Group, Inc. · Office of Personnel Management
HUALAPAI SPECIAL DIABETES FROM AMERICAN INDIANS (HUALAPAI SDPI) - THE HUALAPAI TRIBE IS LOCATED IN RURAL NORTHWEST ARIZONA (AZ). THE HUALAPAI RESERVATION (> 1 MILLION ACRES) IS HOME TO APPROXIMATELY 1650 RESIDENTS (1063 ADULTS), WHO LIVE IN OR NEAR THE ONLY RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL CENTER, PEACH SPRINGS, AZ. TRIBAL ENROLLMENT IS APPROXIMATELY 3300; AN ESTIMATED 50% OF ENROLLED MEMBERS LIVE OFF RESERVATION BUT OFTEN WORK IN PEACH SPRINGS SO HAVE ACCESS TO HSDPI ACTIVITIES. MEDICALLY, THE COMMUNITY IS SERVED BY THE IHS PEACH SPRINGS HEALTH CENTER (PSHC) IN THE COLORADO RIVER SERVICE UNIT (CRSU). PHSC REPORTS A USER POPULATION OF 3000. PHSC IS AN OUTPATIENT CLINIC PROVIDING PRIMARY CARE (3-4 PROVIDERS), PHARMACOLOGICAL SERVICES AND PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING. MANY SPECIALTY SERVICES, E.G., DENTISTRY, PODIATRY, KIDNEY DIALYSIS AND OPTHALMOLOGY ARE INCONSISTENT OR REQUIRE TRAVEL TO CONTRACT SERVICES IN KINGMAN, AZ (55 MI ONE WAY TO THE WEST) OR CRSU (150 MI ONE WAY TO THE SOUTHWEST). THE HUALAPAI TRIBE MANAGES EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PROVIDING URGENT CARE AND TRANSPORT OFF RESERVATION. HELICOPTER EMERGENCY SERVICES ARE CONTRACTED BY THE TRIBE AND AVAILABLE ON AN AS NEEDED BASIS. PSHC HAS STRUGGLED TO MAINTAIN CONSISTENT PROVIDERS. MANY PATIENTS DO NOT HAVE A LONG-TERM RELATIONSHIP WITH A PROVIDER AND SUBSEQUENTLY MAY HESITATE TO SEEK HEALTH CARE UNLESS CONFRONTED WITH AN EMERGENCY. THE EDUCATION, ACTIVITIES AND RELATIONSHIPS PROVIDED BY THE HSDPI STAFF AND PROGRAM ARE CRITICAL IN THIS ENVIRONMENT OF UNCERTAIN PATIENT-PROVIDER RELATIONSHIPS. HSDPI'S BEST PRACTICE IS DIABETES RELATED EDUCATION; THE STAFF ARE WELL TRAINED AND EXPERIENCED IN PROVIDING LOCALLY AND CULTURALLY RELEVANT INSTRUCTION AND MENTORING. HSPI'S TARGET POPULATION IS ADULTS WITH A BODY MASS INDEX (BMI) GREATER THAN 25, AN ESTIMATED 96% OR 1020 ADULTS. HSPI PROPOSES TO ENROLL 15% OF THE ELIGIBLE ADULTS OR 153 PARTICIPANTS. ENROLLMENT AND END OF THE YEAR MEASURES INVOLVE AN ASSESSMENT OF BMI, %BODY FAT, HBA1C, A QUESTIONNAIRE TRAC KING DIABETES, FOOD AND ACTIVITY BEHAVIORS AND KNOWLEDGE, AND ONE-ON-ONE EDUCATION. IN ADDITION, HSDPI WILL OFFER PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CLASSES, TRAINING AND MENTORING THROUGH THE FITNESS CENTER, TEAM CHALLENGES TO LEVERAGE SOCIAL RELATIONSHIP TO MAKE BEHAVIOR CHANGES, AND GROUP DIABETES PREVENTION AND NUTRITION EDUCATION SESSIONS USING CDC'S PREVENT T2 MATERIALS AND LUNCH AND LEARN HEALTHY FOOD PREPARATION AND PLANNING DEMONSTRATIONS. HSDPI ACCREDITS ITS COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND OUTREACH TO ITS INTEGRATION INTO TRIBAL PROGRAMS AND EVENTS, WORKING TO MAKE HEALTHY FOOD CHOICES AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES A NORM FOR ALL COMMUNITY MEMBERS.
Hualapai Tribe · Department of Health and Human Services
GILA RIVER HEALTH CARE (GRHC) TRIBAL OPIOID RESPONSE PROJECT - THE GILA RIVER INDIAN COMMUNITY (GRIC), IS A FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBE AND THE POPULATION OF THE FOCUS FOR THE PROPOSED TRIBAL OPIOID RESPONSE PROJECT ARE YOUTH (AGES 14-17) AND ADULTS WHO ARE GRIC MEMBERS AND/OR AI/AN MEMBERS RESIDING IN THE COMMUNITY. THE PROPOSED CATCHMENT AREA FOR THE TRIBAL OPIOID RESPONSE PROJECT IS THE GRIC LOCATED ON 372,000 ACRES OF LAND SOUTH OF THE PHOENIX METROPOLITAN AREA IN BOTH PINAL AND MARICOPA COUNTIES. THE TRIBAL MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES BOTH THE AKIMEL O’ODHAM (PIMA) AND PEE-POSH (MARICOPA) PEOPLE. THE PROJECT WILL BE SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTED UNDER THE GUIDANCE AND MANAGEMENT OF THE GILA RIVER HEALTH CARE (GRHC). THE FOCUS OF THIS PROJECT INCLUDES, (1) ENHANCING COMMUNITY PARTNER COLLABORATIONS BETWEEN SPECIFIC COMMUNITY DEPARTMENTS TO IDENTIFY COMMUNITY MEMBERS NEEDING TREATMENT AND/OR RECOVERY SUPPORT, (2) ADVANCE CURRENT PREVENTION PROGRAMMING EFFORTS THROUGH COMMUNITY AWARENESS AND EDUCATION CAMPAIGNS; (3) INCREASE TREATMENT EFFORTS WITH MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT)/MEDICATION FOR OPIOID USE DISORDER (MOUD), (4) DEVELOP INFRASTRUCTURE TO IMPLEMENT CONTINGENCY MANAGEMENT FOR STIMULANT USE DISORDER, (5) ENHANCE THE AVENUE FOR RECOVERY SUPPORT/SOBER LIVING HOUSING. THE CURRENT INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE USER POPULATION FOR GRIC IS 36,175. OF THE POPULATION, IT IS ESTIMATED 8,642 (37.7%) DO NOT RESIDE WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF THE COMMUNITY. ARIZONA DEPARTMENT HEALTH SERVICES (ADHS) REPORTED IN THE 2020 PRIMARY CARE AREA STATISTICAL PROFILE ESTIMATED THE POPULATION TO BE 14,260 (RESIDING IN GRIC).1 GRHC WILL DESIGN THE COLLABORATIVE COALITION OF PARTNERS TO OVERSEE THE PROGRESS OF THE PROGRAM AND REGULARLY EVALUATE PROGRAM DATA. THIS WILL BE IMPLEMENTED UNDER THE SUPPORT OF A KEY STAKEHOLDER COALITION WHICH IS APPROXIMATELY TEN MEMBERS OF GILA RIVER HEALTH CARE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES PREVENTION AND TREATMENT TEAMS, GRIC DEPARTMENT OF REHABILITATION SERVICES, GRIC POLICE DEPARTMENT, GRIC TRIBAL SOCIAL SERVICES, GRIC TRIBAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT AND OTHER COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVES.
Gila River Healthcare Corporation · Department of Health and Human Services
2011 DPP/HH GILA RIVER HEALTH CARE REPLACEMENT GRANT
Gila River Healthcare Corporation · Department of Health and Human Services
GRHC'S TOR - THE GILA RIVER INDIAN COMMUNITY, IS A FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBE AND THE POPULATION OF THE FOCUS FOR THE PROPOSED TRIBAL OPIOID RESPONSE PROJECT ARE YOUTH AGES 10 TO 17 AND ADULTS WHO ARE GRIC MEMBERS AND OR AI AN MEMBERS RESIDING IN THE COMMUNITY. THE PROPOSED CATCHMENT AREA FOR THE TRIBAL OPIOID RESPONSE PROJECT IS THE GRIC LOCATED ON 372,000 ACRES OF LAND SOUTH OF THE PHOENIX METROPOLITAN AREA IN BOTH PINAL AND MARICOPA COUNTIES. THE TRIBAL MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES BOTH THE AKIMEL O ODHAM - PIMA AND PEE-POSH - MARICOPA PEOPLE. THE PROJECT WILL BE SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTED UNDER THE GUIDANCE AND MANAGEMENT OF THE GILA RIVER HEALTH CARE. THE FOCUS OF THIS PROJECT INCLUDES, 1 SUPPLEMENTING THE CURRENT PROGRAMMING WITHIN THE COMMUNITY WITH A STRATEGIC PLAN TO ADVANCE PREVENTION EFFORTS THROUGH COMMUNITY AWARENESS OF OPIOID USE DISORDER, STIMULANT USE DISORDERS AND CO-OCCURRING SUBSTANCES; 2 INCREASE TREATMENT EFFORTS WITH MEDICATION FOR OPIOID USE DISORDER ; 3 BUILD INFRASTRUCTURE TO IMPLEMENT CONTINGENCY MANAGEMENT FOR STIMULANT USE DISORDER; 4 ENHANCE THE STRATEGIC SYSTEM OF COLLABORATION BETWEEN SPECIFIC COMMUNITY DEPARTMENTS TO IDENTIFY COMMUNITY MEMBERS NEEDING TREATMENT AND OR RECOVERY SUPPORT AND FINALLY, 5 ENHANCE THE AVENUE FOR RECOVERY SUPPORT/SOBER LIVING HOUSING. THE CURRENT INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE USER POPULATION FOR GRIC IS 34,438. OF THE POPULATION, IT IS ESTIMATED 8,642 OR 37.7 PER CENT DO NOT RESIDE WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF THE COMMUNITY. ARIZONA DEPARTMENT HEALTH SERVICES REPORTED IN THE 2020 PRIMARY CARE AREA STATISTICAL PROFILE ESTIMATED THE POPULATION TO BE 14,260 RESIDING IN GRIC.1 GRHC WILL DESIGN THE COLLABORATIVE COALITION OF PARTNERS TO OVERSEE THE PROGRESS OF THE PROGRAM, REGULARLY EVALUATE PROGRAM DATA, AND COLLABORATE WITH A PROGRAM EVALUATOR TO ENSURE CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENTS THROUGH A PROCESS KNOWN AS PLAN, DO, STUDY, ACT TO ENSURE THAT THE PROGRAM MEETS ITS GOALS AND OBJECTIVES. A COALITION OF PARTNERS WILL CONSIST OF APPROXIMATELY TEN MEMBERS, INCLUDING THE GILA RIVER HEALTH CARE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES PREVENTION AND TREATMENT TEAMS, GRIC DEPARTMENT OF REHABILITATION SERVICES, GRIC POLICE DEPARTMENT, GRIC TRIBAL SOCIAL SERVICES, AND OTHER COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVES.
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