Local Indigent Care Needs (LICN) grants were created to expand the delivery of locally directed indigent care services in CMSP counties. Populations served include low-income uninsured and under-insured adults who lack access to health, behavioral health, or associated support services in CMSP counties.
LICN projects:
- Promote timely delivery of necessary medical, behavioral health and support services to locally identified target populations;
- Link those populations to other community resources and support; and
- Improve overall target population health outcomes.
LICN Grant funding was awarded via two program tracks:
Track One – Planning Project grants. Award amounts ranged up to $50,000 per project (up to $75,000 if the project served more than one CMSP county).
Track Two – Implementation Program grants. Award amounts ranged up to $1.5 million over a 3-year period (up to $500,000 per year).
CMSP awarded 23 LICN Planning Project grants and 31 LICN Implementation Program grants totaling $43.7 million.
Once all LICN projects are complete, a Summary Outcomes report will be posted.
This page will be updated if a new LICN request for proposals is released.
For additional information regarding this program, email grants@cmspcounties.org.
