The Healthy Tomorrows Partnership for Children Program (HTPCP) supports community-based projects that promote access to preventative clinical and public health services for children in communities with limited access to care.
Our reach
Since 1989, the HTPCP has reached over 1.8 million individuals in rural and other communities with limited access to care through 355 projects in 49 states, the District of Columbia, and two U.S. territories.
The program
Healthy Tomorrows supports innovative community-based interventions in maternal and child health that improve access to care.
HTPCP grantees sustain their projects, use innovations to deliver services, and form valuable community partnerships.
- Sustainment of Projects (PDF - 456 KB)
- Innovations and Community Impact (PDF - 286 KB)
- Formation of Community Partnerships (PDF - 225 KB)
What does the data tell us about Healthy Tomorrows? This infographic holds the answers.
Grantees have effectively leveraged federal funds to secure additional support. This success is due to documented health outcomes, early planning for sustainability, and strong support from the organization and community.
- HTPCP Infographic (PDF)
Sustainability
Sustaining community-based projects is an important feature of the Healthy Tomorrows program. This series of tip sheets will help community-based programs plan for sustainability within their organizations.
Contact us
Need more information, or have a specific question? Email HealthyTomorrows@hrsa.gov