Community Care Fund
CY 2025 & CY2026
The UWNI Community Care Fund CY2025 is mid-cycle and underway; agencies are implementing their projects. (Mid-cycle reporting for activities Jan-June 2025 is due in July 2025.)
In 2025, we are taking the time to re-envision and refresh our community care funding process. While UWNI and the impact councils engage in planning, which includes setting funding levels, making decisions about impact areas to focus on, and what software is used for internal and external grant management processes, a Letter of Interest for UWNI CCF CY2026 is not offered in June 2025.
We will post updates here and in our newsletters once the CY2026 process and its dates, deadlines, and forms are updated. Newsletter opt-in
Previous impact areas were:
Education: School Readiness
Helping youth and children achieve their potential. Children (birth through age 5) enter school ready to learn and succeed. |
Education: Youth Success
Children do well in school, graduate on time, and are ready to succeed in post-secondary education and a career path. |
Financial Stability
Individuals and families attain financial stability by lowering costs and accessing benefits; individuals attain family-sustaining jobs that offer the opportunity for advancement; individuals have adequate transportation. |
Health & Wellness
Individuals and families lead healthy lives through access to quality medical services including physical, dental, and behavioral health; prevent and respond to family violence, child abuse and neglect, and suicide; encompasses efforts to create healthy systems and environments. |
Considerations used previously:
- United Way Results Framework.
- In addition to program-specific metrics, all funded agencies had to report:
- Number of unduplicated individuals served by this grant (specifying population served--students/children/adults/seniors, etc)
- County or counties served
- Quantity of volunteers and volunteer hours engaged
- Number of low-moderate income and ALICE households participating in or benefitting from the program (LMI= at or below 80% Area Median Income)
- View samples and training
- Sample application (used previously - not in use at the moment)
- Sample evaluation (used previously - not in use at the moment)
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at 208-667-8112 ext.409 or email Rebecca@uwnorthidaho.org.
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