Grant Workshop Welcomes 20 Community Partners
- Share Health SEGA

- Jul 20, 2023
- 1 min read
There were 20 partners in attendance from Appling, Coffee, Liberty, Pierce, and Ware Counties on July 17, 2023 for the Grant Writing Workshop. The objectives of the training were: 1) To increase knowledge of the grant writing process and key components of most applications, 2) To gain self-confidence in preparing grants, 3) To develop an understanding of the types of proposals required by different funders, and 4) To understand resource development and how to successfully choose potential funders. This was the second of three workshops that Share Health will host. We would like to thank the Southern Georgia Regional Commission for hosting us and look forward to the next workshop.






This workshop sounds like a valuable opportunity for community partners to strengthen their grant writing skills and better understand the funding process. Learning how to identify suitable funders, prepare strong proposals, and build confidence can make a real difference for local organizations and the communities they serve. It is also encouraging to see collaboration across multiple counties and organizations. The continued effort to provide practical training like this is a great way to support long-term community development. Even professionals such as a Dentist in Oakville can benefit from understanding effective resource development when working with community initiatives.
Collaborative regional workshops like this are absolute game-changers for local organizations looking to secure funding and expand their community impact. Training partners from Appling, Coffee, Liberty, Pierce, and Ware Counties on the nuances of grant writing ensures that vital local programs can thrive. Whether organizations are seeking funding for economic development, youth outreach, or expanding mental health services such as providing residents with access to a virtual psychiatrist mastering the grant writing process is the first critical step toward building healthier, stronger communities. Thank you for sharing this inspiring update!