Diabetes Prevention and Management Funding
Prevention Forward Program (October 2018 through June 2023)
In 2018, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) Chronic Disease Control Branch (CDCB) received federal funding for a five-year Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) grant "Improving the Health of Americans Through Prevention and Management of Diabetes and Heart Disease and Stroke" NU58DP006540, known in California as "Prevention Forward" (1815). The funding term is September 30, 2018, through June 29, 2023.
Prevention Forward's diabetes prevention component includes $1,356,623 in Year 1 (State Fiscal Year [SFY] 2018/19) and $1,658,095 annually in Years 2-5 (SFYs 2019/20-2022/23).
CDPH sub-awards this diabetes-specific funding to four local health departments in high need counties in California, two regional health centers, and five local agencies to implement diabetes prevention and management interventions as well as diabetes-specific technical training and assistance at the local level.
The funded counties for Prevention Forward are Fresno, Madera, Merced, and Monterey. The funded community clinics are University of California (UC), Davis and Dignity Health ā Northridge Hospital Medical Center. The funded local agencies are Touro University, UC Berkeley Right Care Initiative, Vision y Compromiso (Community Health Workers), Intrepid Ascent (Health Information Technology), and Asare Research and Development LLC (Cultural Humility). For more information on Prevention Forward program strategies, please visit the Prevention Forward webpage.
Diabetes Awareness and Outreach Campaign (July 2018 through June 2020)
CDPH's CDCB received $2,500,000 dollars from the California Budget Act 2018 to develop and implement a Diabetes Awareness and Outreach Campaign through June 2020.
Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health
CDPH's Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health California Diabetes and Pregnancy Program's (CDAPP) Sweet Success Program implements the Sweet Success program. From SFY 2018/19 to SFY 2021/2022 the program was funded $200,000 by the Maternal and Child Health Services Title V Block Grant.
The table below illustrates the breakdown of funding received and expended by CDPH from SFY 2016/17 through SFY 2021/22 related to diabetes prevention and management.
Funding Year: SFY 2021/22
| Prevention Forward | $1,658,095
CDC Diabetes-specific funding | $0 |
| Sweet Success Program | $200,000 Maternal and Child Health Title V Block Grant | $0 |
Funding Year: SFY 2020/21
| Prevention Forward | $1,658,095 CDC Diabetes-specific funding | State Operations:
$887,580 Local Assistance:
$193,997
|
| Sweet Success Program | $200,000 Maternal and Child Health Title V Block Grant | $200,000 |
Funding Year: SFY 2019/20
| Prevention Forward | $1,658,094 CDC Diabetes-specific funding | State Operations:
$1,047,714 Local Assistance:
$216,421
|
| Diabetes Awareness and Outreach Campaign | $2,414,658 Budget Act 2018 provided $2,500,000 | $2,414,658 |
| Sweet Success Program | $200,000 Maternal and Child Health Title V Block Grant | $200,000 |
Funding Year: SFY 2018/19
| Prevention Forward | $1,356,623 CDC Diabetes-specific funding | State Operations:
$605,792 Local Assistance:
$0
|
| Diabetes Awareness and Outreach Campaign | $85,342 Budget Act 2018 provided $2,500,000 | $85,342 |
| Sweet Success Program | $200,000 Maternal and Child Health Title V Block Grant | $200,000 |
Funding Year: SFY 2017/18
Prevention First
| $1,473,438 CDC Diabetes-specific funding | State Operations:
$988,438 Local Assistance:
$485,000 |
| Lifetime of Wellness | $1,760,000 CDC Diabetes-specific funding | State Operations:
$259,997 Local Assistance:
$1,500,003 |
Sweet Success Program
| $200,000 Maternal and Child Health Title V Block Grant | $200,000 |
Funding Year: SFY 2016/17
| Prevention First | $1,488,900 CDC Diabetes-specific funding | State Operations:
$1,013,900 Local Assistance:
$475,000 |
| Lifetime of Wellness | $1,760,000 CDC Diabetes-specific funding | State Operations:
$259,997 Local Assistance:
$1,500,003 |
Sweet Success Program
| $200,000 Maternal and Child Health Title V Block Grant | $200,000 |