Up to $200,000 will be awarded to community organizations to implement student projects.
The winning projects in the Health Equity Challenge support housing, mental health, and treating people experiencing homelessness.
Finalists in the UCLA Health Equity Challenge proposed innovative measures to help those often underserved
Are you a UCLA graduate student with an original idea for improving health equity? Do you want to help a community organization win $50,000 to make your project come to life?
Winning projects address impacts of climate change, vision care for day laborers, and healing for victims of sexual and interpersonal violence
Student finalists will develop a proposal to address a health equity issue and up to four projects will be awarded $50,000 in funding.
UCLA Health Equity Challenge to award up to $200,000 to develop solutions to health equity issues in Los Angeles, San Bernardino, and Riverside counties
Health Equity Challenge awards $100,000 in funding to UCLA student projects Winning projects provide mental health crises de-escalation and maternal mental health support Media Contact: UCLA CHPR Communications Team After
Finalists will develop proposals to address a health equity issue in California and two organizations will be awarded $50,000
The UCLA Center for Health Policy Research is leading the Health Equity Challenge, in collaboration with The MolinaCares Accord
