Up to $250M Available: How to Apply for the State Dept's Global Health Grant
The State Department's Bureau of Global Health Security and Diplomacy is offering up to $250M in grants for global health projects. Here's what you need to know to apply.
FHWA's PROTECT Competitive Grant Program is offering up to $787M total, with individual awards up to $60M, to harden America's surface transportation systems against climate hazards.
The State Department's Bureau of Global Health Security and Diplomacy is offering up to $250M in grants for global health projects. Here's what you need to know to apply.
HUD's FY 2026 Continuum of Care Competition offers grants up to $25M for community-wide homelessness programs, including youth-focused initiatives.
The Federal Highway Administration is offering $165 million through 2026 for transportation infrastructure projects serving tribal lands and federal properties. Awards range from $1-30 million.
HUD's Section 4 program offers $1-42 million grants to strengthen Community Development Corporations and CHDOs through training, financial assistance, and capacity building activities.
The Office of Refugee Resettlement offers up to $50 million for organizations providing home studies and post-release services to unaccompanied children arriving in the US.
HRSA offers up to $204.5M in non-competitive health grants through Congressional Directed Spending for EHR, telehealth, and training projects. No cost sharing required.
The State Department's Bureau of Global Health Security offers grants from $500K-$250M for international health projects supporting the America First Global Health Strategy.
The Federal Highway Administration's Culvert Aquatic Organism Passage program offers up to $800 million for projects that improve fish migration by replacing or repairing culverts and weirs.
DOT's INFRA program offers $2.7B for major infrastructure projects through a streamlined application process. Awards range from $5M to $2.2B with July 2026 deadline.
CDC offers up to $30M to build national partnerships preventing infectious diseases. Healthcare orgs can get $200K-$30M for infrastructure, training, and emergency response.
The Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs offers $400K-$22M for international high school exchange programs through FLEX Global. Two components available with June 2026 deadline.
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