Toyota's Way Forward Fund Announces Grants, Sponsorships to Support Injury Recovery for Communities, Children and Their Families
Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) has announced the fourth round of funding awardees for its Way Forward Fund, focusing on supporting injury recovery and access to care, particularly for children with traumatic brain injuries (TBI). The fund has awarded grants to several institutions, including Driscoll Children's Hospital and the Brain Injury Association of America, as well as sponsorships to organizations like the TBI Warrior Foundation.
The initiative aims to address gaps in TBI funding for children, support health equity, and strengthen the recovery journey for families and caregivers. With over $1 million in grants available, the fund emphasizes raising healthcare quality in communities with the greatest need. Toyota's commitment aligns with its goal as a mobility company to ensure children can explore and interact with the world without limitations.
Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) ha annunciato i vincitori del quarto round di finanziamenti per il suo Way Forward Fund, finalizzato a sostenere il recupero da infortuni e l'accesso alle cure, in particolare per i bambini con lesioni traumatiche al cranio (TBI). Il fondo ha assegnato sovvenzioni a diverse istituzioni, tra cui l'Ospedale Pediatrico Driscoll e la Brain Injury Association of America, oltre a sponsorizzazioni ad organizzazioni come la TBI Warrior Foundation.
Questa iniziativa mira a colmare le lacune nel finanziamento per i TBI nei bambini, supportare l'equità nella salute e rafforzare il percorso di recupero per famiglie e caregiver. Con oltre 1 milione di dollari in sovvenzioni disponibili, il fondo sottolinea l'importanza di elevare la qualità delle cure sanitarie nelle comunità con il maggiore bisogno. L'impegno di Toyota è in linea con il suo obiettivo come azienda di mobilità, per garantire che i bambini possano esplorare e interagire con il mondo senza limiti.
Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) ha anunciado los ganadores de la cuarta ronda de financiamiento para su Way Forward Fund, enfocado en apoyar la recuperación de lesiones y el acceso a cuidados, particularmente para niños con lesiones cerebrales traumáticas (TBI). El fondo ha otorgado subvenciones a varias instituciones, incluyendo el Hospital Infantil Driscoll y la Brain Injury Association of America, así como patrocinios a organizaciones como la TBI Warrior Foundation.
La iniciativa busca abordar las brechas en el financiamiento de TBI para niños, apoyar la equidad en salud y fortalecer el proceso de recuperación para familias y cuidadores. Con más de 1 millón de dólares en subvenciones disponibles, el fondo enfatiza la importancia de elevar la calidad de la atención médica en las comunidades con mayor necesidad. El compromiso de Toyota está alineado con su meta como empresa de movilidad para asegurar que los niños puedan explorar e interactuar con el mundo sin limitaciones.
토요타 모터 북미(TMNA)는 Way Forward Fund의 네 번째 자금 지원 수혜자를 발표하였으며, 특히 외상성 뇌 손상(TBI)을 당한 어린이들의 회복 지원 및 치료 접근성을 중점적으로 지원하고 있습니다. 이 기금은 드리스크롤 아동 병원 및 미국 뇌 손상 협회를 포함한 여러 기관에 보조금을 지급했으며, TBI 전사 재단과 같은 조직에도 후원을 하고 있습니다.
이번 이니셔티브는 어린이 TBI에 대한 자금 지원의 격차를 해소하고, 건강 형평성을 지원하며, 가족과 돌봄 제공자의 회복 여정을 강화하는 것을 목표로 하고 있습니다. 100만 달러 이상의 보조금이 준비되어 있는 이 기금은 가장 필요한 커뮤니티의 의료 질 향상을 강조합니다. 토요타의 약속은 모든 아이들이 제약 없이 세상을 탐험하고 상호 작용할 수 있도록 하는 이동성 회사로서의 목표와 일치합니다.
Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) a annoncé les lauréats du quatrième round de financements pour son Way Forward Fund, qui se concentre sur le soutien à la récupération après des blessures et l'accès aux soins, en particulier pour les enfants ayant subi des lésions cérébrales traumatiques (TBI). Le fonds a accordé des subventions à plusieurs institutions, y compris l'Hôpital pour enfants Driscoll et l'Association des lésions cérébrales des États-Unis, ainsi que des parrainages à des organisations comme la TBI Warrior Foundation.
Cette initiative vise à combler les lacunes dans le financement des TBI pour les enfants, à soutenir l'équité en santé et à renforcer le parcours de rétablissement des familles et des aidants. Avec plus de 1 million de dollars en subventions disponibles, le fonds souligne l'importance d'améliorer la qualité des soins de santé dans les communautés les plus nécessiteuses. L'engagement de Toyota est en phase avec son objectif en tant qu'entreprise de mobilité pour garantir que les enfants puissent explorer et interagir avec le monde sans limites.
Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) hat die Gewinner der vierten Runde der Fördermittel für den Way Forward Fund bekannt gegeben, der sich auf die Unterstützung von Verletzungsrehabilitation und den Zugang zu Pflege konzentriert, insbesondere für Kindern mit traumatischen Gehirnverletzungen (TBI). Der Fonds hat Zuschüsse an mehrere Institutionen vergeben, darunter das Driscoll Children's Hospital und die Brain Injury Association of America, sowie Sponsoring für Organisationen wie die TBI Warrior Foundation.
Die Initiative zielt darauf ab, Lücken in der TBI-Finanzierung für Kinder zu schließen, die Gesundheitsgerechtigkeit zu unterstützen und den Genesungsweg für Familien und Pflegekräfte zu stärken. Mit über 1 Million Dollar an Zuschüssen betont der Fonds die Verbesserung der Gesundheitsversorgung in den am stärksten benachteiligten Gemeinschaften. Toyotas Engagement stimmt mit seinem Ziel als Mobilitätsunternehmen überein, sicherzustellen, dass Kinder die Welt ohne Einschränkungen erkunden und erleben können.
- Toyota is investing over $1 million in grants for traumatic brain injury (TBI) care and research
- The Way Forward Fund is expanding its focus on bolstering community resources for TBI care
- Toyota is collaborating with multiple healthcare institutions and organizations to improve TBI care
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Grant awards will go to:
- Driscoll Children's Hospital,
Corpus Christi, Texas - University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center,
Dallas, Texas - Brain Injury Association of America
- Williamson County Children's Advocacy Center
- Ascension Parish
Sponsorships are awarded to:
- TBI Warrior Foundation
- National Academy of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine
- National Association of State Head Injury Administrators
"At Toyota, we're committed to supporting children and families in the communities where we live and work," said Mylene Mayers, group manager, social innovation distributor engagement, Toyota. "By working with forward-thinking organizations, such as the group of grantees and sponsorships we're announcing today, the Way Forward Fund helps those impacted by pediatric TBI access the high-quality care they need."
As part of its commitment to sustainable programs with long-term impact, through the Way Forward Fund, Toyota is investing in and collaborating with the TBI care community, to address gaps in TBI funding for children, support health equity and strengthen the recovery journey for kids, families and caregivers.
The Way Forward Fund is focused on raising awareness around common childhood injuries, helping to advance research and innovation, and improving access to resources and care in communities around the country. Through this community-based approach, the Way Forward Fund seeks to Create systemic change by improving health equity for pediatric TBIs.
The current round of funding expands the focus on bolstering community resources. The addition of event sponsorships mirrors the Way Forward Fund's goal to serve as a connector between experts and organizations for continuous improvement of TBI care.
The recipients will use the grants to advance pediatric TBI care in their areas of specialties.
"As a mobility company, we're interested in ensuring nothing holds a child back from exploring and interacting with the world," said Ana Meade, vice president of social innovation, Toyota. "The Way Forward Fund connects Toyota to communities across the country, supporting and amplifying the voices of experts and improving access to resources and care."
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To learn more about the Way Forward Fund, visit www.toyotawayforward.org.
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