22ACDAZ002

This award funds the approved 2022-23 Public Health AmeriCorps programs, as listed on the approved program and funding summary charts. No member may enroll prior to the approved start date of the member enrollment period. Your 2022-23 regulatory match is 0%.

Executive Summaries for Arizona Commission Subs- 22AC246226

The College of Health Solutions of Arizona State University proposes to host 20 half-time AmeriCorps members who will support COVID-19 mitigation strategies (outdoor garden building, garden nutrition education and physical activity curriculum implementation, COVID-19 testing and information outreach) in 40 low-income, underserved populations attending early child education sites that participate in the Child and Adult Care Food Program in Maricopa County, Arizona. At the end of the first program year, the AmeriCorps members will be responsible for supporting COVID-19 mitigation at the 40 sites through outdoor gardening education and COVID-19 outreach, education, testing. In addition, the AmeriCorps members will leverage an NIH-funded intervention with a large team of interdisciplinary experts and community partners such as the Equality Health Foundation who will be engaged in COVID-19 mitigation for underrepresented preschool children, their families, and teachers/staff at early child education sites. After their year of service, 60% AmeriCorps members will pursue future engagement in the public health sector.

22AC246225

The Center for Service and Volunteerism at Northern Arizona University proposes to have 50 AmeriCorps members who will be placed in organizations serving public health in the state of Arizona. At the end of the first program year, the AmeriCorps members will be responsible for delivering training in public health topics to 5,000 individuals in Arizona, 2,500 of whom will report an increase in health knowledge. After their term of service, 40 AmeriCorps members will pursue future engagement in the public health sector.

22AC246251

Arizona Serve proposes to have 18 AmeriCorps members who will provide monthly health interventions ranging from two health departments to eviction support in Pima County and a health inequities program and social-emotional-learning interventions in Yavapai County, Arizona. At the end of the first program year, the AmeriCorps members will be responsible for serving 1,800 individuals, 400 of whom will report a change in behavior or intent to change behavior. In addition, the AmeriCorps members will leverage 180 volunteers who will be engaged in community-driven health promotion. After their year of service, 18 AmeriCorps members will pursue future engagement in the public health sector.

Executive Office Of State Of Arizona

THIS IS A CONTINUATIONS-ONLY FUNDING OPPORTUNITY FOR CURRENT PUBLIC HEALTH AMERICORPS GRANTEES. ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE CURRENT PUBLIC HEALTH AMERICORPS AWARDS THAT WILL BE IN PROGRAM YEAR 2 OR 3 IN FY 2024 ARE CONSIDERED ELIGIBLE FOR CONTINUATION FUNDING.

94.006 - AmeriCorps State and National 94.006

AmeriCorps (CNCS)

Arizona United States

State-Wide

NOT APPLICABLE

Amendment Since initial award the total obligations have increased 136% from $1,515,421 to $3,572,435.