Recap of Marin 9 to 25's June 2023 Payer and Funder Workgroup Meeting

Recently, the Marin 9 to 25 Payer and Funder Workgroup convened to discuss important initiatives and opportunities for enhancing community health. The meeting featured notable guests Kathryn Boyle and Andrea Garfia from Kaiser Permanente, who presented insights on the Community Benefit and Thriving Schools Initiative. Additionally, the gathering delved into the Marin 9 to 25 Accountable Community for Health (ACH) and highlighted the recent Steering Committee meeting. Funding prospects for data sharing were also explored.

Kaiser Community Benefit and Thriving Schools Initiative:

Kathryn Boyle and Andrea Garfia from Kaiser Permanente shared valuable information about the Community Benefit and Thriving Schools Initiative. Attendees engaged in an interactive discussion, exploring how this initiative aligns with the goals of Marin 9 to 25. The potential for collaboration between Kaiser Permanente and Marin 9 to 25 was also explored, highlighting the opportunities for driving positive change in the community.

CACHI Grant Overview:

The California Accountable Communities for Health Initiative (CACHI) grant took center stage during the meeting. Participants received an overview of this grant and its potential funding opportunities. Attendees discussed how the grant aligns with the vision and objectives of Marin 9 to 25. Exciting possibilities emerged as the group contemplated applying for the grant and the subsequent impact it could have on the community.

The Marin 9 to 25 Payer and Funder Workgroup meeting showcased the commitment and collaboration of various stakeholders in advancing community health. The informative presentation by Kathryn Boyle and Andrea Garfia shed light on the impactful Community Benefit and Thriving Schools Initiative. Participants also explored the prospects offered by the CACHI grant, ensuring alignment with the long-term vision of Marin 9 to 25. The meeting served as a platform to debrief the recent Steering Committee session, providing valuable updates and actionable insights. The meeting unfortunately ran out of time so at the next meeting in July, there will be a discussion of funding opportunities related to data sharing . Overall, the meeting propelled Marin 9 to 25's mission forward, fostering partnerships and driving positive change for the benefit of all.

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