Grant Proposal Essay

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¶ … Newborns" project proposal addresses the needs and pregnancy care of crisis pregnancies in the Washington, IN area. The project provides pregnancy tests, prenatal classes, parenting classes, nutrition classes, counseling, and clothes for the newborn and mothers if needed. Thus far, it is become an important resource for pregnant mothers in the Washington area. However, there is much more that could be done. A grant proposal was written to provide funds to expand the program so that it could offer additional services for crisis pregnancies in the Washington area. The greatest impact that this project had on me was to make me realize that I could make a difference in helping to solve the needs of people who were in desperate situations. I realized that I was not just it part of an organization that can do great things, I realized that as an individual I could make a difference too. Pregnancy care is an important issue in the future health of American citizens. This...

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I also was able to see the reactions of mothers to the help that they received through the program. I realized that the difference I would make in my profession would have an impact on both individuals and the community at large. I realized that I could make a difference and that this difference could change lives. This was the most important affect that the project had on me.
This project has the potential to make a major impact on the community and the existing project. It will allow them to serve a larger number of crisis pregnancies and will allow them to expand their services to those that will be served by the program in the future. The existing program has already had an impact on the outcomes of pregnant mothers and their newborns by providing them the tools that they need to take on the difficult task ahead of them.

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