Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - ERA
CDC-ERA: US federal agency offering grants for disease prevention, health promotion, and public health programs.
Get Grant Money for CDC Research Projects
Non-profit organizations and academic institutions can apply for funding to support public health research and innovation initiatives through the CDC. This grant aims to advance scientific understanding and develop solutions for critical public health challenges.
Get Free Grant Money for Your Health Business!
This opportunity from the CDC's ERA is open to various organizations seeking funding. It supports critical projects and initiatives in the public health sector.
Get Funding for Your CDC-Approved Research Project
This opportunity invites eligible entities to submit Type 6 applications for specific projects within the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's research initiatives. Funding is available to support critical research endeavors aimed at advancing public health and disease prevention.
Unlock CDC Funding for Health Innovations
Nonprofits and public health organizations can apply for funding to develop and implement innovative solutions that improve public health outcomes. This grant supports projects aimed at disease prevention, health promotion, and addressing critical public health challenges.
Unlock Funding: CDC Grants for Health Innovation
Small businesses and researchers can apply for grants to advance public health innovations and initiatives funded by the CDC. These opportunities support projects that aim to improve health outcomes and address critical public health challenges.
Get Funding for HIV Treatment Innovation
This grant funds programs developing and implementing long-acting injectable HIV treatments for individuals releasing from prison. The goal is to improve treatment adherence, retention in care, and viral suppression for this vulnerable population.
Funded HIV Research for Minority Communities & Diverse Researchers
This grant funds research projects focused on understanding and addressing HIV disparities in racial and ethnic minority communities. It also aims to build research capacity among historically underrepresented investigators in these critical areas.
Funded Research Grants for HIV/AIDS Quality of Life
This grant supports innovative research into improving the quality of life for individuals aged 50 and older living with HIV. Projects will identify key factors affecting well-being, develop and test strategies for improvement, and disseminate findings to relevant organizations.
Get Funding for HIV Research & Support Programs
This grant supports studies focused on infant feeding practices, outcomes, and support for parents with HIV. Fund your research to improve care and reduce perinatal HIV transmission.
CDC Grants: Fund Health Promotion Research!
Are you a CDC Prevention Research Center? This program offers supplemental funding for special projects focused on applied health promotion and disease prevention research. Get resources to test, evaluate, and share interventions that reduce the leading causes of illness and death in the U.S.
Secure Funding for Respiratory Virus Research & Public Health
This grant opportunity is for organizations involved in public health research and aims to fund projects that monitor and analyze the burden of respiratory viruses and immunologic responses across the nation. Eligible entities can receive funding to establish national cohorts, conduct antibody testing, and survey participants to understand infection risk factors and population-level immunity.
Get Funding for Pandemic Preparedness Research!
This grant supports building a nationwide network of community health studies to track respiratory viruses and improve pandemic response. Businesses and research institutions can partner to gather crucial data on infection, transmission, and prevention strategies.
Get Funding for Community Health & Vision Care Innovation
Community health organizations and healthcare providers can secure funding to pilot innovative telehealth programs that improve glaucoma detection and management in underserved populations. This initiative aims to make eye care more accessible and cost-effective, especially for high-risk groups.
Get Funding for Violence Prevention Research
This grant from the CDC funds research into policies that prevent violence, including child abuse, youth violence, and intimate partner violence. Businesses and organizations can apply to study how these policies impact health equity and reduce violence rates.
Fund Your Research: Advance Public Health Initiatives
This grant from the CDC funds research to better understand Interstitial Cystitis (IC) by tracking patient demographics, clinical patterns, and health impacts. The goal is to translate this knowledge into actionable public health strategies, patient support, and improved care for those affected by IC.
Grant $$ for Violence Prevention Research
Nonprofits and research institutions can get funding to study and test innovative programs that reduce community violence and address racial inequities. These grants support effectiveness research for new approaches to prevent violence among youth and young adults.
Fund Your Child Violence Prevention Research!
Are you a new investigator focused on preventing violence impacting children and youth? Secure funding to develop your research career and address critical public health issues in areas like child abuse, youth violence, and adverse childhood experiences.
Get Funding for 9/11 Health Research Careers
This program supports junior research scientists transitioning to independent careers by funding mentored research focused on health issues of 9/11-exposed populations. Eligible applicants can receive up to 3 years of protected time and financial support to advance their careers in WTC-related health research.
Get Funding for WTC Health Lifestyle Medicine Research
Businesses developing innovative lifestyle medicine research for WTC responders and survivors can receive grant funding to explore new treatments and diagnostic methods. This opportunity supports early-stage projects aimed at improving health outcomes and quality of life for the 9/11-exposed population.
Get Funding for WTC Survivor Health Research
Seeking innovative research to improve diagnosis and treatment for World Trade Center survivors and similarly exposed populations. This grant supports exploratory projects addressing physical and mental health conditions linked to the 9/11 attacks.