HAFP FOUNDATION GRANTS
HAFP Foundation Grants offer HAFP members funds to support travel expenses to attend AAFP-sponsored conferences and projects that advance family medicine across Hawai'i. Grant funds are available on a first-come, first-served basis until annual funding is expended.
PROJECT GRANTS
The 2026 Project Grant application is open September 1-October 31, 2025!
TRAVEL GRANTS
2025 Travel Grant applications are closed. Travel grant applications for 2026 will be open March 1- April 15.
2025 Grant Recipients
TRAVEL GRANTS
- Samuel Andrade, PGY2 (UHFMRP): AAFP Chief Resident Leadership Development Program
- Ali Baniqued, PGY2 (UHFMRP): AAFP Chief Resident Leadership Development Program
- Sarah Thompson, OMS3 (ATSU): AAFP National Conference of Medical Students and Residents
PROJECT GRANTS
- Dr. Arcelita Imasa (Primary Care Clinic of Hawai'i): "A Walk with a Doc"
- Nonprofit program that inspires communities through movement and conservation
- Free walking program that allows Kalihi residents to safely take a walk, learn about health topics, and meet new people.
- Dr. Patty Tran (UHFMRP): "Point of Care Testing For Sexually Transmitted Infections in the Houseless Population"
- Offering STI point-of-care tests for uninsured houseless clients.
- Weekly outreach to provide medical care to this vulnerable community.
2024 Grant Recipients
TRAVEL GRANTS
- Stephanie Cacal, MS3 (ATSU): AAFP National Conference of Medical Students and Residents
- Roxanne Erolin, MS3 (JABSOM): AAFP National Conference of Medical Students and Residents
- Lauren Kirkwood-Johnson, MS3 (JABSOM): AAFP National Conference of Medical Students and Residents
- Dr. Larissa Wong, PGY3 (UHFMRP): AAFP Chief Resident Leadership Development Program
PROJECT GRANTS
- Dr. Parirash Abdolhosseini (HIFMRP): "School-based community outreach"
- Offering tobacco and diabetes education in local elementary and high schools utilizing the Tar Wars and Stanford Youth Diabetes Coaches programs
- Dr. Amy Guyon (Hawaii Health Systems Corporation): "No pressure, but you really should be reading!"
- Offering free books to improve early literacy and increase reading at home
- Offering free blood pressure cuffs to improve hypertension diagnosis and management
- Dr. Marguerite Susich (UHFMRP): "Fresh Friends"
- Offering fresh local produce delivery and recipes for adolescents and teenagers diagnosed with metabolic and/or cardiovascular disease
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HAFP Foundation
2330 Kaola Way #7
Honolulu, HI 96813