Grants & RFPs

 

Funding Priority 1

Elevate the establishment of a comprehensive continuum of care for seniors as a national priority, and as a state priority for California. Click here to learn more about the goals and strategies of this funding priority

 

State Long-Term Care Scorecard Phase II

AARP Foundation

 

$334,654

Awarded August 23, 2010

Duration: 14 months

Service Area: National

Program Staff: Lisa Shugarman

Strategy 1.1.3 – Provide credible long-term care policy information for policy makers, advocates, opinion leaders, and the public

This Long-Term Care Scorecard project is co-funded by the Commonwealth Fund and builds on the previous feasibility study and Phase I activities funded by The SCAN Foundation and Commonwealth Fund between June 2009 and July 2010.

 
 

State Long-Term Care Scorecard Phase II

AARP Foundation

 

$334,654

Awarded August 23, 2010

Duration: 14 months

Service Area: National

Program Staff: Lisa Shugarman

Strategy 1.1.3 – Provide credible long-term care policy information for policy makers, advocates, opinion leaders, and the public

This Long-Term Care Scorecard project is co-funded by the Commonwealth Fund and builds on the previous feasibility study and Phase I activities funded by The SCAN Foundation and Commonwealth Fund between June 2009 and July 2010.

 
 

State Long-Term Care Scorecard Phase II

AARP Foundation

 

$334,654

Awarded August 1, 2010

Duration: 14 months

Service Area: National

Program Staff: Lisa Shugarman

Strategy 1.1.3 – Provide credible long-term care policy information for policy makers, advocates, opinion leaders, and the public

This Long-Term Care Scorecard project is co-funded by the Commonwealth Fund and builds on the previous feasibility study and Phase I activities funded by The SCAN Foundation and Commonwealth Fund between June 2009 and July 2010.

 
 

California Statewide Survey of Registered Voters Ages 40+ on Long-Term Care Issues

Lake Research Partners / American Viewpoint / UCLA Center for Health Policy Research

 

$39,100

Awarded May 4, 2010

Duration: 3 months

Service Area: California

Program Staff: Kali Peterson

Strategy 1.1.2 – Mobilize the public and policy makers in support of long-term care reform

Lake Research Partners and American Viewpoint completed this survey on behalf of The SCAN Foundation and UCLA Center for Health Policy Research in order to examine the views of California voters age 40 and older about issues of long-term care, and their ability to afford these services. The purpose goals of the survey were to understand how prepared voters are for the costs of long-term care, gauge their concern about its issues, and explore whether voters think the issue should be a priority for gubernatorial candidates and elected officials.