Federal grants

The National Training Center for Family Planning provides technical assistance funding to support Title X grant recipients and their 3,800+ service sites serving nearly 3 million low-income individuals annually.

The Small Health Care Provider Quality Improvement Program funds rural healthcare facilities under 100 beds to build clinical data collection capacity and implement evidence-based chronic disease improvements through staff training and billing coord…

Fair Housing Initiatives Program Education and Outreach Initiative provides competitive grants to organizations for fair housing education, outreach, and media campaigns under HUD oversight and cooperative agreements.

Office of Population Affairs offers up to $2.2 million in grants for up to nine projects evaluating teen pregnancy prevention approaches over three years.

Great Health for America demonstration project, funded by HHS and CDC, implements chronic disease reduction interventions in Lake County Indiana; Sandusky and Toledo Ohio; Brownsville Texas; and Petersburg Virginia to test individual and system-leve…

ACL intends to award $159,762 to establish one center for independent living in American Samoa providing core services including information, peer counseling, and community transition assistance over a 24-month project period.

The Administration for Community Living will award one cooperative agreement to establish the National Resource Center on Women and Retirement, focused on financial literacy, exploitation prevention, and technical assistance to state and nonprofit o…

FY26 Community Policing Development Microgrants from the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services funds demonstration or pilot projects by local, state, tribal, and territorial law enforcement agencies in areas including violent crime, gang en…

ACL seeks to fund one center for independent living in Guam with $159,762 to provide core services including information, skills training, peer counseling, and advocacy over a 24-month period.

The Alzheimer's Disease Programs Initiative funds Community Health Worker programs to expand dementia-capable services in rural and underserved communities through the National Aging Network.