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Healthy Neighborhoods Venture Fund (H.N.V.F.)

 

The Healthy Neighborhood Venture Fund (H.N.V.F.) program was established by the City Council in 2000 and funded by the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement, which is an agreement between certain cities (including San José), 46 States and the major tobacco companies regarding the marketing and consumption of tobacco products. Through this agreement, the City of San José will receive millions of dollars in general revenue from the tobacco companies for unrestricted purposes. Historically, $9-$11 million has been received annually. The funds have been allocated to youth and senior programs.

The H.N.V.F. Leadership Committee consisting of 2 Council members and 5 community members is responsible for: 1) setting policy direction; 2) facilitating interagency collaboration; 3) evaluating emerging trends; 4) assisting in advancing the goals of H.N.V.F. Strategic Work Plan; and 5) making recommendations for disbursement of H.N.V.F. grants.

Notice of Funding Availability

The City of San Jose is pleased to announce the release of the Grant Application for the Cardroom Charitable Contribution (CCC) program.  This program will make available
$1 million per year in funding for the years 2010-2012 to non-profit organizations or consortium of non-profit organizations to provide services that will increase awareness about responsible gaming and treat problem gambling.

The Grant Application packet and CCC Allocation Plan can be accessed through the following links:

Grant Application
Cardroom Charitable Contribution Allocation Plan
Cardroom Charitable Contribution Question and Answers 11-17-2009
  
Completed application packets must be submitted no later than 4:30 pm on Monday,
November 30, 2009. 

Please email sjcardroom@sanjoseca.gov or contact Zulma Maciel at 793-4175 with any questions.

2009-2010 Self Certification and School Agreements

Dear Youth Providers,

As part of the Exhibit F requirement for your programs, please submit a self-certification letter on your agency’s letterhead following the format on the link below.  If you have submitted one already, please disregard this request. 

Self Certification Format

For those agencies who conduct services on school campuses, please provide an operational agreement or any form of agreement signed by an authorized signator and the school(s) districts which will indicate permission to use their facilities.  This requirement is specified in your grant agreement, Exhibit E #6. Please contact your HNVF Analyst should any questions arise.

HNVF Analyst Information


Notice of Vacancy for the Healthy Neighborhoods Leadership Committee

The City of San José is now recruiting for its Healthy Neighborhoods Leadership Committee. More information about the committee can be found here:
http://sanjoseca.gov/prns/grants/hnvf/leadershipcomm.asp

APPLICATION:
application (pdf)

CONTACT INFORMATION:
Zulma Maciel, Program Manager
zulma.maciel@sanjoseca.gov
(408) 793-4175


H.N.V.F. Contact Information
City of San José
Department of Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services
200 East Santa Clara Street, 9th Floor
San José, CA 95113

Phone: (408) 793-5530
Fax: (408) 292-6318
Email: hnvf@sanjoseca.gov

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H.N.V.F

 

In the Spotlight

HNVF Policy Documents
Strategic Work Plan 2009-2012 (pdf)
Allocation Plan (pdf)
Key Policies (pdf)
Rules of Order (pdf)

 

 

 


 

 

Last Modified Date: 11/19/2009

 
 

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