The New Jersey Health Initiatives Program of The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation supports innovation in health services delivery, improvement in health and the expansion of leadership expertise through grantmaking across the State of New Jersey. For New Jersey, in order to meet the many health needs of diverse populations, regions, and communities, the NJHI program encourages innovation in health service programs, delivery systems, provider arrangements and financing mechanisms. The Foundation supports a broad range of community based service demonstration projects, corresponding to The Foundation goal areas.
Projects are generally three years in duration.
Project applications are solicited annually through a call for proposals issued by The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. It is expected that the next call for proposals will be issued before the end of 2001. To receive the next call for proposals when it is issued, click here . This program component emphasizes proactive grantmaking, addressing selected issues and problems through solicited projects. The objective is to have a demonstrable impact in a specific program area.