Health and Well-Being Grants for Children and Families
GrantID: 75340
Grant Funding Amount Low: $25,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $125,000
Summary
There are funding opportunities available to support community-centered initiatives that improve health, well-being, and opportunity for children, youth, families, and the broader community within one U.S. state. These grant opportunities are designed to help organizations and groups implement meaningful work that addresses social, emotional, and physical health needs, strengthen family and community supports, and promote equitable access to services and resources. The intention behind this funding is to advance local solutions that create healthier, more resilient communities where young people and their families can thrive.
These opportunities are generally open to nonprofit organizations that are established to serve charitable purposes and are located or operate within the designated state. In many cases, public institutions, such as schools or governmental agencies, are also eligible to apply. Emerging groups and coalitions may participate if they work with an established fiscal sponsor or partner that can receive funds on their behalf. The grants are not typically intended for individual persons or for-profit businesses as direct recipients, though businesses involved in community partnerships may participate as part of a larger eligible project.
Applicants can seek support for a range of activities, including program delivery, community outreach, capacity building, and efforts that address barriers to health and well-being. Projects might focus on enhancing access to services, strengthening family support systems, promoting mental and physical health outcomes for young people, or developing collaborative community strategies that align with local needs. Funding may also support planning, evaluation, and initiatives that integrate culturally responsive and trauma-informed practices.
Award amounts vary depending on the focus area and scope of the proposed work, with opportunities for moderate project grants and, in some cases, multi-year support for programs demonstrating strong potential for impact. Proposal periods occur on a set schedule, with distinct deadlines for initial concept submissions and follow-up full proposals for invited applicants. Interested organizations should review the specific criteria and timelines for the current cycle to determine their fit and readiness.
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