Funding for CAHEC programs is provided by
grants, contracts and fee-for-service agreements. CAHEC
regularly applies for federal, state and private grants
to undertake new programs or continue current ones. It is
also approached by public and private organizations that
will provide funding to CAHEC to implement programs they
have developed on their own. While CAHEC mainly focuses
on its 10-county region, some of the programs it undertakes
are also implemented in collaboration with the four other
Colorado AHEC centers within their respective regions.
Our Funders
The Caring for Colorado Foundation
is a health grant maker making health and accessible
health care more of a reality for people in Colorado
every day through targeted grants that provide measurable
health improvements. Caring for Colorado generously
funds the following Centennial AHEC programs:
The Colorado Trust
is a grant making foundation dedicated to achieving
access to health for all Coloradans. The Trust generously
funds the following Centennial AHEC programs:
El Pomar Foundation, based in Colorado
Springs, is one of the largest and oldest private foundations
in the Rocky Mountain West. El Pomar contributes $25
million annually through direct grants and Community
Stewardship Programs to support Colorado nonprofit organizations
involved in health, human services, education, arts
and humanities and civic and community initiatives.
El Pomar generously funds the following Centennial AHEC
programs
The mission of the Colorado Health Foundation is to improve
the health and health care of Coloradans by increasing
access to quality health care and encouraging healthy
lifestyle choices. The Colorado Health Foundation
awarded CAHEC a small grant to purchase two Wii™ Systems
to supplement the Plains
Partnership for Health’s
physical activity program.
Centennial Area Health Education Center
4650 West 20th Street, Suite A
Greeley, CO. 80634
Phone: 970.330.3608 Fax: 970.330.3698 info@cahec.org
Funding for CAHEC programs is provided by
grants, contracts and fee-for-service agreements. CAHEC
regularly applies for federal, state and private grants
to undertake new programs or continue current ones. It is
also approached by public and private organizations that
will provide funding to CAHEC to implement programs they
have developed on their own. While CAHEC mainly focuses
on its 10-county region, some of the programs it undertakes
are also implemented in collaboration with the four other
Colorado AHEC centers within their respective regions. 
