Community Health Funding Report--the formerly twice-monthly report that helps nonprofit executive directors, program coordinators and development directors maximize their fundraising and grant seeking effectiveness--has become a Web-based publication. This change enables us to offer more timely notice of new funding, quick updates on breaking news, search ability, access to issue archives and much more than we ever could in print.

CHF Online highlights funding sources for a wide range of healthcare concerns, including substance abuse, teen pregnancy, minority healthcare, maternal/child health, chronic illness, mental health and HIV/AIDS programs.

You'll find CHF filled with public and private grant announcements, interviews with grant officials, practical tips on preparing winning grant applications, case studies of effective fundraising techniques and updates on federal budget allocations. CHF also keeps healthcare professionals informed about federal agency actions and congressional developments that could affect funding for community programs.

Finally, CHF examines how managed care and other healthcare reforms have affected the delivery of services at the local level. Moreover, in-depth reports of model programs from around the country show administrators more effective ways to use limited resources.

HERE'S HOW WEB DELIVERY BENEFITS YOU

Our editors post new grants and other breaking news continuously, giving you more time to pursue promising leads. If you wish, we'll send you quick emails notifying you of every new posting, or you can choose to be notified once a week or when two weeks worth of postings are compiled into a complete, scanable “issue.”

You can choose to read only the stories of interest to you by using our search engine to customize content by areas of interest, state or keyword.

Miss a posting? Just check our convenient Story Calendar and you can instantly access a previous posting.

You have unlimited access to our Library of online resources, and you can easily access our archive of back issues any time you wish.

Pressed for time, or prefer a hard copy? All material is available in printer-friendly format for you to print as you wish.

And you can now share information more readily and cost-effectively with your colleagues. Our multi-user option enables you to have as many additional readers at your location as you wish, and each added reader costs only a small fraction of a full subscription's cost.

Have a question about our service or what we cover? Call Editor Chet Dembeck at 301-588-6380 ext 131.

See for yourself how useful this service can be, by taking a tour of our website, or start a no-risk trial subscription to get complete access to all website features.