Community Care Plan Contributes Over $100,000 to Local Community Organizations to Improve Social Determinants of Health

South-Florida-based Community Care Plan (CCP), the health plan with a heart, which is owned by Broward Health and Memorial Healthcare System, is pleased to announce its contribution of $108,000 to various local community organizations to improve social determinants of health (SDoH), the conditions that impact ones health and quality of life.

To support its mission of promoting healthier communities as well as to address the social determinants of health and meet the current needs of South Florida, Community Care Plan selected the following organizations that serve parents, children, and families in Broward, Miami-Dade, and/or Palm Beach counties:
 

• 211 Palm Beach/Treasure Coast
• Ayuda, Inc.
• Broward Library Foundation
• Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope
• Center for Family Services of Palm Beach County
• Chapman Partnership
• Children’s Home Society
• Connections Education Center of the Palm Beaches
• Feeding South Florida
• Fresh RX
• Gateway Community Outreach
• Girl Power Rocks Inc
• Guitars Over Guns Organization, Inc
• Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Coalition of Palm Beach County, Inc.
• ICU Baby
• Meals on Wheels
• Miami-Dade Family Learning Partnership
• NAMI Miami-Dade County Inc.
• NAMI Palm Beach County, Inc. (NAMI PBC)
• OIC of South Florida
• Parent to Parent of Miami
• Sea Turtle Adventures, Inc
• The Children’s Healing Institute
• Touching Miami with Love
• Urban Oasis Project, Inc
• YMCA of South Florida
• YMCA of South Palm Beach 

“As a health plan that serves over 100,000 members of various health plans and managed care programs throughout South Florida, including Florida Healthy Kids (a Florida KidCare program) in eight South Florida counties and Medicaid in Broward County, Community Care Plan knows how much local non-profits do for our community,” said Jessica Lerner, President and CEO of Community Care Plan. “However, we continue to learn about community organizations and the amazing work that they do. With the more than 25 local organizations selected, our $108,000 contribution will help educate our community as well as provide or support emergency housing, nutritious foods, language and literacy skills, mental health services, and more.”