HITE's Sponsors & Community Partners

HITE's Sponsors

HITE is an initiative of Insurance Options for the Uninsured (IOU), a project of the Greater New York Hospital Foundation. Support for HITE has been provided by the following organizations:

• The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
• The W.K. Kellogg Foundation
• The Langeloth Foundation
• The Aetna Foundation
• The Max & Victoria Dreyfus Foundation
• The Merck Company Foundation
• HIP Health Plan of New York
• Pfizer, Inc.
• GHI, Inc.
• The Healthcare Education Project - a joint initiative of Greater New York Hospital Association and 1199/SEIU
• Harry S. Black & Allon Fuller Fund
• The Verizon Foundation
• Greater New York Hospital Association
• Suffolk Health Improvement Partnership’s Health Community Access Program
• New York City Council

HITE's Community Partners

• The Greater Southern Brooklyn Health Coalition (GSBHC). A consortium of more than 60 organizations committed to improving health care access and services in Brooklyn. Members of the GSBHC represent nearly all of the borough's ethnic, racial, and religious communities, as well as the area's major health care systems. CAMBA serves as the lead agency for HITE on behalf of GSBHC. CAMBA is one of the largest community-based social service agencies in Brooklyn, where approximately 29% of the population has no health coverage.
• The Northern Manhattan Community Voices Collaborative (NMCVC). A partnership of more than 35 community- and faith-based organizations, health care and social/human services providers and a variety of neighboring institutions working together to reduce gaps in our health care system and improve the quality of life for residents in Northern Manhattan. As part of Columbia University's Center for Community Health Partnerships, NMCVC is one of 8 national sites funded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation's Health Care for the Underserved initiative.
• Mothers and Babies Perinatal Network of South Central New York. A coalition of health and human service providers, health care plans, community-based organizations, and public agencies throughout a seven-county region (Broome, Chenango, Cortland, Delaware, Otsego, Tioga, and Tompkins counties) in South Central New York. M&BPN's goal is to improve birth outcomes and optimize the health of families in this primarily rural area where approximately 86,000 people—16% of the population—lack health insurance.

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