Healthcare Grants

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Healthcare Grants
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What are healthcare grants?

• The federal government, state and local municipal
  governments, private organizations, and
  corporations, universities, and private donors
  all award health grants for research, health care
  for children, cancer and other diseases.
• They also consist of primary care grants, grants
  for health care facilities, and other types of
  grants for medical and health care programs.

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Who funds them?

• Centres which provide health care or assistance
  for the same are funded under Section 330 of the
  Public Health Services Act -Consolidated Health
  Center Program.

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Funding from Charitable Foundations

• There are five types of grants that are available
  to charitable foundations that have tax-exempt
  non-profit status or have a co-applicant
  arrangement. They are as follows
• Community Health Center Program - Section 330(e)
• Migrant Health Center Program - Section 330(g)
• Health Care for the Homeless Program - Section
  330(h)
• Public Housing Primary Care Program - Section
  330(I)
• School-Based Health Center Program - Section
  330(e)

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More Information

• To find out more about the kind of grants and the
  kind of funding that you can receive, the best
  place to go to is the grants.gov website.
• The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
  is in charge of administering the federal
  government grants.

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Local and State Level Funding

• Another critical resource is funding from local
  and State level agencies.
• These agencies have detailed information on their
  websites about the type of funding offered and
  the type you may qualify for.
• You can also find private and corporate grant
  opportunities by looking on foundation website
  directories for health care grant award funding
  opportunities.

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Applying for Health Grants

• You need to understand guidelines and exclusions
  and make sure youre eligible for the same.
• Most of these grants are awarded to non-profit
  organizations, health care agencies, universities
  and colleges, municipal governments and schools.
• They may be awarded to for profit organizations
  if their programs are related to medical research
  or job creation and training.

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• For more information about Health Grants, please
  visit,
• All American Grant Guide