To reduce illness, disability, and death related to tobacco use by educating and equipping community leaders and health providers with tobacco cessation skills and working with managed care organizations to increase billable services
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To expand the CATCH My Breath vaping prevention program to an additional six West Virginia counties, 12 schools, and 4,000 students with the goal of preventing first use of nicotine (over two years)
To increase consumption of fruits and vegetables among limited-resource youth by reducing food deserts and increasing nutrition education
For a produce prescription program that will make healthy food more accessible and help fight childhood obesity
To support health care related organizations with building capacity and securing funding to advance quality care and improve health outcomes in West Virginia
To utilize smartphone technology and 3D printing to help patients create custom, functioning, durable, and affordable nylon finger prosthetics
To establish an adult daycare model that provides an interdisciplinary approach addressing the affordability and availability of long-term healthcare that serves clients and their caregivers
To support a sustainable practice-based research network for mentoring emerging primary care leaders in practice-based research
To develop a plan for a Healthy Villages® community utilizing vacant buildings and land located in both Smithers and Montgomery, West Virginia
To address vision care for low-income West Virginians in rural areas