BCCSIP application cycle closes Oct. 27!
The jointly administered (C4, DHCS, CDPH) Breast & Colorectal Cancer Screening Implementation Project (BCCSIP) Cycle 2 applications close on October 27. The allowable budget has been raised up to $20,000
Grants
BCCSIP Cycle 2 – Application Training Recording Available
Learn more about our currently open grant application cycle.
BCCSIP Cycle I Funding Announcement
The Breast and Colorectal Cancer Screening Implementation Project (BCCSIP) FY22-23 reflects a collaborative effort between the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) Every Woman Counts (EWC) program, the California Department
Breast & Colorectal Cancer Screening Implementation Project (BCCSIP)
Grant Applications close on Mar. 29, 2023 @ 5pm. Up to $15,000 per FQHC is allowed for clinics in California that are also Every Woman Counts providers. Click here to
2022 Community Grants
Mission Neighborhood Health Center Neighborhood Healthcare Northeast Valley Health Corporation (NEVHC) Vietnamese American Cancer Foundation Vista Community Clinic Mission Neighborhood Health Center Project Director: Brad Williams, M.DOrganization Headquarters: San Francisco,
2020 Community Grants
For 2020, the C4 Board of Directors released a Request for Proposals that was distributed throughout California. The Board agreed to distribute $95,000 for grants that met the competitive review
2019 Community Grants
For 2019, the C4 Board of Directors released a Request for Proposals that was distributed throughout California. The Board agreed to distribute $139,000 for grants that met the competitive review
2018 Community Grants
For 2018, the C4 Board of Directors released a Request for Proposals that was distributed throughout California. The Board agreed to distribute $117,000 for grants that met the competitive review
2017 Community Grants
For 2017, the C4 Board of Directors released a Request for Proposals that was distributed throughout California. The Board agreed to distribute $91,950 for grants that met the competitive review criteria. Of
2016 Community Grants
For 2016, the C4 Board of Directors released a Request for Proposals that was distributed throughout California. The Board agreed to distribute $85,025 for grants that met the competitive review criteria. Of
Grants
Apply for grants to improve access to diagnostic and treatment services for colorectal cancer.
Grants Funded
Since 2013, C4 has distributed $640,435 to 76 organizations throughout California, primarily to promote improved screening for colorectal cancer in underserved populations being cared for at Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC).