Montana Health Equity Mini Grants
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Grace Behrens, MPH
406.994.6043
gracebehrens@montana.edu
Health Equity Mini Grants will provide funding to support projects in Montana that work to advance health equity for communities most heavily impacted by health disparities. .
Preference points will be award to projects that impact American Indian communities, align with health equity priority areas defined by regional task forces, and include partnership between nonprofits, Critical Access Hospitals, and local public health departments. Priority areas include:
Western:
- Behavioral health/substance use disorders (SUD)
- American Indian leadership in health equity
- LGBTQIA+ education in healthcare
North Central:
- Transportation
- Aging population
- American Indian leadership in health equity
South Central:
- Service coordination
- Behavioral health/mental health
- Aging services
Eastern:
- American Indian leadership in health equity
- Access to care
- Behavioral health, SUD, and mental health
North Eastern:
- Behavioral health, SUD, and mental health
- Workforce
- American Indian leadership in health equity
Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, Critical Access Hospitals, and local public health departments. Community groups may use a fiscal sponsor.
Multiple submissions from each region are allowed and multiple projects may be funded in each region, not to exceed $20,000.
A link to the online application is available on the program website.
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