This grant funds mobile health clinics and outreach programs to provide free preventative services (like vaccinations, blood pressure screenings, and cancer screenings) in medically under-served rural areas.
Awarded to community clinics and mental health centers, this grant expands access to counseling, therapy, and psychiatric services for uninsured and low-income residents. It subsidizes the cost of care for patients who cannot afford it.
This grant provides financial assistance to individuals and families struggling with the out-of-pocket costs associated with managing a chronic illness (e.g., diabetes, heart disease, asthma). Funds can be used for co-pays, prescription medications, medical devices, and specialized nutrition.
This grant is awarded to schools or non-profit organizations to run after-school or summer programs that boost Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) skills for students in underserved school districts. Funds can be used for equipment, instructor stipends, and materials.
Aimed at non-traditional students, this grant assists working adults who wish to return to school to complete a degree or obtain a new certification to advance in their current career or change fields.
This need- and merit-based grant is for high school seniors from low-income households to pursue a 2-year or 4-year degree at an accredited college or university. It covers tuition, fees, and books, with a focus on supporting first-generation college students.
For unemployed individuals with an entrepreneurial spirit, this small grant provides seed funding to start a micro-business or sole proprietorship. It can be used for business registration fees, initial inventory, essential equipment, or a basic marketing website.
This grant funds short-term, high-demand vocational training or certification programs (e.g., IT support, commercial truck driving, medical coding, welding). The goal is to equip unemployed or underemployed individuals with the specific skills needed to secure a job in growing local industries.
This grant provides direct financial assistance to individuals who have been unexpectedly laid off and are actively seeking new employment. It is designed to cover essential living expenses (like utilities, groceries, and transportation) during the job search, reducing financial stress and allowing recipients to focus on finding quality employment.