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  • Deadline
    Closed
    Grant Title

    Request for Applications (RFA) #23-10059 Strengthening Economic Security and Mobility as a Protective Factor for Domestic Violence Prevention

    Open Date
    Jul 10, 2023
    State Agency / Department
    Department of Public Health
    Match Funding?
    No
    Estimated Total Funding
    $1,200,000
    Estimated Low/High
    $600,000
    Funds Disbursement
    Reimbursement(s)
    Current as of:
    Grantor
    Department of Public Health
    Grant Program ID
    #23-10059
    Portal ID
    41258
    Opportunity Type
    • Grant
    Purpose

    The purpose of this RFA is to strengthen economic security & mobility for Black women & their families. Grantees will be required to conduct a community mobilization approach through their work with community members to prioritize evidenced-informed strategies that have the potential to strengthen economic security & mobility, an upstream protective factor that has shown to contribute towards the prevention of  domestic violence.    

    Eligible Applicants
    • Business
    • Individual
    • Nonprofit
    • Other Legal Entity
    • Public Agency
    • Tribal Government
    Eligible Geographies

    Statewide

    View Full Grant Details: Request for Applications (RFA) #23-10059 Strengthening Economic Security and Mobility as a Protective Factor for Domestic Violence Prevention>/span>
  • Deadline
    Closed
    Grant Title

    ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE RESEARCH AWARDS

    Open Date
    Oct 31, 2023
    State Agency / Department
    Department of Public Health
    Match Funding?
    No
    Estimated Total Funding
    $20,000,000
    Estimated Low/High
    Dependent
    Funds Disbursement
    Other
    Current as of:
    Grantor
    Department of Public Health
    Grant Program ID
    Portal ID
    49865
    Opportunity Type
    • Grant
    Purpose

    Bolster ADRD data among disparate groups by increasing data collection and building upon existing evidence of ADRD prevalence in populations historically underrepresented in research. Disaggregating data for misrepresented populations such as Asian Americans and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islanders. Assess the frequency of utilization populations of focus. Outreach of existing resources and services to impacted and underrepresented populations.

    Eligible Applicants
    • Nonprofit
    • Other Legal Entity
    Eligible Geographies

    Statewide California

    View Full Grant Details: ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE RESEARCH AWARDS>/span>
  • Deadline
    Closed
    Grant Title

    Ending California’s Tobacco Epidemic in Every Community

    Open Date
    Sep 12, 2024
    State Agency / Department
    Department of Public Health
    Match Funding?
    No
    Estimated Total Funding
    $38,700,000
    Estimated Low/High
    Dependent
    Funds Disbursement
    Reimbursement(s)
    Current as of:
    Grantor
    Department of Public Health
    Grant Program ID
    24-10095
    Portal ID
    80543
    Opportunity Type
    • Grant
    Purpose

    Fund up to 43 projects to accelerate momentum toward ending CA's tobacco epidemic through policy, system, and environmental change strategies by increasing community engagement within populations disproportionately targeted by the tobacco industry. Priority populations include the following populations: African American/Black; Asian/Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander; Latino; LGBTQ; and rural residents.

    Eligible Applicants
    • Nonprofit
    Eligible Geographies
    View Full Grant Details: Ending California’s Tobacco Epidemic in Every Community>/span>