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News & Views eNewsletter: Winter 2010

Fiscal Health in 2010

A Message from Margie Fites Seigle, President & CEO of CFHC

Fiscal wellbeing is a huge issue for many women and their families in California.  Not only is fiscal health a concern of individuals and families but also a concern for numerous not-for-profit organizations, [Continue]

2010 Clinic Fiscal Health Initiative

CFHC is pleased to announce the 2010 Clinic Fiscal Health Initiative. We are working in 2010 to help our Title X Delegate Agencies find new ways of understanding and streamlining costs and getting paid more fully for the work that they do. [Continue]

Saving Money through HealthEdworks

CFHC having long been a leader in providing high quality, easy-to-read, client-friendly and cost-effective health education materials - has created a new way for health care providers to contain costs and get a maximum benefit for the money they spend. [Continue]

Preconception Health Care – A Title X Priority

Preconception care, which has recently been identified by Title X as a priority for its funded services, seeks to identify clients with risk factors that must be acted on before conception in order to prevent fertility problems and reduce health problems of the mother and baby. [Continue]

Applying for Grant Funding

Reduced giving at the community level and budget cuts from the State of California increase the pressure on health care providers to seek federal and foundation grant support. This article provides some strategies to assist in the research and grant development process. [Continue]

Controlling Costs through Cooperative Purchasing

This past year, everyone has struggled. The economy is in a dilapidated state and funding is getting cut left and right for public health organizations. In the midst of this financial struggle, the Family Planning Cooperative Purchasing Program (FPCPP) of the California Family Health Council has been hard at work trying to control the costs of providing family planning services. [Continue]

Visit the FPCPP websiteVisit Healthed.org for more trainings and conferencesJoin a research study at testmethods.orgSee resources just for our Title X clinics.

 

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