IDHW

Information

The Refugee Health Screening Program overaching purpose is to promote and improve refugee health, prevent disease, and familiarize refugees with the U.S. healthcare system.

Funding Composition

The Refugee Health Screening Program program is funded by 2 Federal grants.

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Funding Source	Percent
Federal	100.00%

Last Updated On: 01/16/2025

Program Funding

Last Updated On: 01/16/2025

Grant Title

Grant Information

Federal

Refugee and Entrant Assistance-Preventive Health

Projected

$581,800

YTD

$137,676

Federal

Refugee CMA

Projected

$585,500

YTD

$261,450

Program Total

Total

$1,167,300

YTD

$399,126

ALN

Fund Type

Grant Title

Projected Budget SFY 2025

YTD Expenditure SFY 2025

93.566

Federal

Refugee and Entrant Assistance-Preventive Health

$581,800

$137,676

93.566

Federal

Refugee CMA

$585,500

$261,450

Program Total

$1,167,300

$399,126

Program Performance Measures

Goal 1: Ensure refugees receive health screenings, provide health services and coordinate physical and mental health care.

Objective: By June 30, 2025, increase from 84% to 90% of refugees who completed a domestic health screening during the SFY period and within 90 days after their arrival in the United States.

Current: Oct 2024

Target: Jun 2025

A chart containing the data from the graph for: Objective: By June 30, 2025, increase from 84% to 90% of refugees who completed a domestic health screening during the SFY period and within 90 days after their arrival in the United States.
Date	Actual	Target
10/01/2024	84	90
06/01/2025		90

Performance Measures

Percentage of completed refugee health screening records recorded in the NBS refugee health screening database.

Current: Oct 2024

Target: Jul 2025

Current: Oct 2024

Target: Jul 2025