Mini Grant Program
Each year, ATSPA awards mini grants to our member hospitals for new projects in trauma prevention education categories. Typically, the ATSPA Mini Grant Review Committee shows priority consideration to innovative projects that exemplify a great need in the community. Questions regarding the mini grant program should be addressed to Kim Nunemaker at knunemaker@atspa.org or by calling the ATSPA office at (717) 766-1616.
2018-2019 Mini Grant Recipients
Program Name: “Stop the Bleed Educational Campaign"
Member Hospital: Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Program Name: “Bleeding Control in Our Local Schools”
Member Hospital: Crozer Chester Medical Center
Program Name: “Fall Prevention Education”
Member Hospital: Geisinger Holy Spirit
Program Name: “Are There Guns Where Your Children Play?”
Member Hospital: Geisinger Medical Center
Program Name: “Elderly Fall Prevention”
Member Hospital: Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital
Program Name: “Stop the Bleed”
Member Hospital: Jefferson Torresdale Hospital
Program Name: “Determining the Effectiveness of Stop the Bleed Training on Improving Self-Efficacy and Perceptions of School Preparedness in Controlling Life-Threatening Bleeding Among High School Employees”
Member Hospital: Hahnemann University Hospital
Program Name: “Gun Safety Awareness Education in the Home”
Member Hospital: Lankenau Medical Center
Program Name: "Gun Safety Awareness Education in the Home”
Member Hospital: Paoli Hospital
Program Name: “Home Safe Home Pilot"
Member Hospital: Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health
Program Name: “Stop the Bleed - Bucks County Employees”
Member Hospital: St. Mary Medical Center
Program Name: “Preventing Pediatric Scald Burn Injuries through Scald Burn Prevention Workshops"
Member Hospital: St. Christopher's Hospital for Children
Program Name: “Stop the Bleed Campaign”
Member Hospital: St. Luke's University Hospital
Program Name: "Dog Bite Prevention Program"
Member Hospital: UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh