Healthcare Grants
Healthcare, medical research, and public health funding opportunities.
Unlock Alzheimer's Research Funding for Your Center
Existing Alzheimer's Disease Core Centers funded by the National Institute on Aging can apply for revisions to expand their research scope, adding new or enhancing current cores. This funding aims to accelerate breakthroughs in Alzheimer's disease research.
Get Grants for Early Learning Programs!
This grant is for states looking to boost the quality of early childhood education and development, aiming to close achievement gaps for low-income and disadvantaged children. Funds support enrollment in high-quality programs and the creation of integrated early learning systems.
Fund Your Aging Research: NIH Grant for Early Career Leaders
Clinically trained faculty early in their careers can receive funding to enhance their research training and establish independent aging research programs. This grant supports the development of future leaders in the field of aging, with contributions from the John A. Hartford Foundation and The American Federation for Aging Research.
Get Funding for Disaster Preparedness & Healthcare Response
This grant from the CDC helps organizations develop and share critical care strategies for disaster situations. If you're involved in public health, healthcare, or emergency management, you can access funds to enhance preparedness and response efforts.
Unlock Funding for Aging Research Leaders
Clinically trained faculty early in their careers can access funding to develop advanced research skills and establish independent programs focused on aging research. This award aims to cultivate the next generation of leaders in the field of aging.
NIH Grant: Fund Salivary Gland Research Breakthroughs
This NIH R21 grant supports innovative, high-risk research into restoring damaged salivary gland function through repair, regeneration, or bioengineering. Secure funding to push the boundaries of salivary gland science and develop groundbreaking treatments.
NIH Grant: Fund Your Salivary Gland Research
Are you a researcher working on restoring salivary gland function through repair, regeneration, or bioengineering? This NIH grant provides funding to support innovative projects in this critical area.
NIH Grant: Fund Your Biomedical Research Breakthroughs!
Biomedical research institutions and independent institutes in IDeA-eligible states can get funding to build specialized research centers and boost investigator success. This initiative aims to equip institutions with the infrastructure and support needed to secure independent NIH grants and drive health innovation.
Hawaii Eco-Projects: Get Funding for Green Initiatives!
Hawaii-based organizations and educators can receive funding to develop innovative, hands-on environmental education programs that promote watershed health and resilience for K-12 students. This grant supports projects focused on climate science, earth sciences, and community preparedness, fostering a more informed citizenry dedicated to protecting local ecosystems.
Unlock Research Funding: Study Addiction Mechanisms
Institutions and organizations are invited to apply for funding to investigate the neurobiological and behavioral factors driving combined alcohol and stimulant addiction. This grant supports research into how these substances interact across various levels, from genetics to behavior, to understand and combat co-addiction.
Unlock NIH Funding for Addiction Research
This NIH grant supports institutions and organizations researching the brain and behavioral mechanisms behind alcohol and stimulant co-addiction. Fund innovative studies exploring genetic, cellular, and behavioral interactions that drive addiction.
Get Funding: Improve Air Quality & Reduce Traffic
This study is seeking research proposals to evaluate the effectiveness of transportation projects funded by the Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CMAQ). Funds will support in-depth analysis of how these projects reduce emissions, improve air quality, and impact public health.
NIH Grant: Boost Underrepresented PhD Talent
This NIH grant supports institutions building strong partnerships to train and transition Master's students from underrepresented backgrounds into successful PhD programs in biomedical and behavioral sciences. It aims to significantly increase the number of diverse researchers contributing to NIH-funded projects.
Fund Your Aging Research Career: NIA/NINDS Grant
Clinically trained faculty early in their careers can receive funding to develop as leaders in aging research and establish independent research programs. This award supports advanced research training and career development in this vital field.
Fund Your Aging Research Career: NIH Grants
Clinically trained faculty early in their careers can receive funding from the NIH to develop expertise and establish independent research programs focused on aging. This award supports the development of future leaders in aging research, with potential additional funding from The John A. Hartford Foundation and The American Federation for Aging Research.
Unlock $X Million for Diabetes Research & Innovation!
Institutions with established diabetes research programs can secure funding to enhance their research efforts and drive innovation in diabetes, endocrine, and metabolic diseases. This grant supports core services, pilot projects, and enrichment programs to boost research efficiency and collaboration.
Fund Your Clinical Trial Planning: NIH R34 Grants
Are you a researcher planning a clinical trial aligned with NIGMS's mission? This R34 grant offers funding to meticulously prepare for a large-scale clinical trial, covering essential planning activities like developing procedures, creating oversight boards, and securing regulatory approvals.
Preserve Your Legacy: Get Grants for Cultural Collections!
Non-profits like museums, libraries, and archives can get funding to protect humanities collections from damage and ensure long-term access. This grant supports preventative conservation to safeguard valuable artifacts and materials for future generations.
Fund Your Global Health Projects: HIV/AIDS Partnerships
This grant supports U.S. and international organizations in forming peer-to-peer partnerships to build capacity and strengthen health systems for HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment, primarily in PEPFAR-supported countries. Funding is available for activities that enhance training, organizational structures, infrastructure, and private sector engagement to foster country ownership of national HIV responses.
Secure Funding for Wildlife Conservation Projects
This grant from the Bureau of Land Management supports scientific studies focused on understanding and preserving the genetic health and connectivity of wildlife populations, particularly for species like the Mohave Ground Squirrel. Businesses and researchers contributing to critical ecological research may be eligible for funding.