TSET Healthy Incentive Program for Communities

 
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    Funder Type

    State Government

    IT Classification

    B - Readily funds technology as part of an award

    Authority

    Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust for Oklahoma

    Summary

    The TSET Healthy Incentive Program for Communities is designed to help cities, towns, and municipalities adopt and implement best and promising practices for tobacco-free environments, access to healthy and nutritious foods, physical activity opportunities that will improve the resident's health. This program also is designed to reduce risk factors associated with heart disease, stroke, cancer to improve the quality of life for residents.


    The prerequisites for this grant program include:

    • The community has already adopted an ordinance that prohibits smoking and the use of tobacco products ( including e-cigarettes and vaping devices) on all indoor and outdoor city-owned or operated properties. NOTE: Proof of the ordinance will need to be provided.
    • The community already has resources that promote physical activity and access to fresh fruits/ vegetables. NOTE: The applicant will need to provide a summary of the resources and its available locations.
    • The municipality has an active Worksite Wellness Committee. NOTE: The applicant will need to provide a list of committee members, scheduled meeting information, committee goals, etc... See the program website for more details.

    The application must include a narrative of how the community intends to use the funding and an overview of the project.


    Once the project is completed, the grantee must submit Final Documentation through the Grant Application system. The documentation must include a narrative of the project and photos.

     

    History of Funding

    Previous awardees can be viewed at https://tset.ok.gov/content/healthy-communities-incentive-grants.

    Additional Information

    Interested communities must contact the TSET Healthy Incentive Grant Program Manager prior to completing the application.


    A community must adopt a Local Government Workplace Wellness Policy that includes tobacco, nutrition, and physical activity elements while meeting the Community Action Criteria listed for each funding level. See the program website for more details.


    The funding amount will be based on:

    • The Wellness Policy and Practice classification (Bronze, Silver or Gold) that the city's government workplace achieves.
    • Policies and activities toward an environment of wellness the community has taken which meet the Community Action Criteria.
    • Cities may receive funding only one time at each incentive class (Bronze, Silver and Gold).
    • Cities meeting the criteria at the Silver class must also meet the criteria at the Bronze class.
    • Cities meeting the criteria at the Gold class must also meet the criteria at the Bronze and Silver classes.
    • Funding will be provided to cities to enhance wellness activities in their geographic areas of poorest health.
    • Cities awarded grant funding will apply the funds to advancing any of the health criteria they believe best address the needs and opportunities in their communities.
    • Funding does not require a match, but cities are encouraged to use these funds for match with other funding opportunities.
    • Cities may receive funding only one time at each incentive class (Bronze, Silver, and Gold).


    Grantees must participate in a program evaluation when called upon to do so by TSET

    Contacts

    Connie Befort

    Connie Befort

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  • Eligibility Details

    Any incorporated Oklahoma city may apply provided that:

    • The city has met the following Prerequisite Criteria and received approval from TSET staff.
      • City has adopted an ordinance that prohibits smoking and the use of tobacco products (including e-cigarettes and vaping devices) on all indoor and outdoor city-owned/operated property.
      • Community has resources that promote access to fresh fruits and vegetables and physical activity in their community.
      • The city must have an active employee wellness committee in place.
    • As a city applies for the next level of funding, their policies as well as practices will be verified by TSET staff.
    • A city must submit an application that meets all program requirements for the classification/level (Bronze, Silver and Gold) for which they are applying.

    Deadline Details

    Applications are accepted only during two periods of the State fiscal year (July 1 – June 30). For FY22, application periods are open during the following times:

    • November 1, 2021 - December 3, 2021 at 4 p.m.
    • March 1, 2022 - April 1, 2022 at 4 p.m.


    Applications will not be accepted after 4 p.m. Central Time on the last day of the application window.

    Award Details

    Award amounts vary based on the size of the city/municipality applying and the funding criteria met. Awards range from $10,000 for Rural (population below 4,299) applicants of the Bronze Class to a maximum combined award $200,000 for Tulsa or Oklahoma City if the Gold Class criteria are met.

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