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HHS-HRSA — Health Resources & Services Administration

HRSA is the primary federal agency for improving access to health care for people who are geographically isolated or economically or medically vulnerable, operating the nation's health center program and health workforce development grants.

ACTIVE GRANTS: 2 // TOTAL CAPACITY: Multiple Awards // STATUS: LIVE
Mission

To improve health care to people who are geographically isolated, economically or medically vulnerable.

Established 1982
Annual Budget $14 billion
Active Grants 2
Total Capacity Multiple Awards

Health Resources & Services Administration: Key Programs & Funding Mechanisms

Health Center Program (Section 330)
Core funding for Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) serving underserved communities.
Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program
Federal funding for HIV care, treatment, and support services for low-income individuals.
Maternal & Child Health Bureau Grants
Programs supporting the health of mothers, children, and families including Title V.
National Health Service Corps
Scholarships and loan repayment for health professionals serving in underserved areas.
Rural Health Programs
Grants to improve health care access, quality, and outcomes in rural communities.

Active HHS-HRSA Grant Opportunities

HHS-HRSA Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Federally Qualified Health Center and how can one become FQHC?
FQHCs are community-based health care providers that receive HRSA Section 330 Health Center Program funding. To become an FQHC, an organization must apply during a HRSA funding opportunity period, demonstrate service to a medically underserved area or population, offer a sliding fee scale, operate under community board governance (majority patients), and provide comprehensive primary health care services. The application process is competitive and multi-year.
Who is eligible for HRSA rural health grants?
HRSA rural health grants are available to public and nonprofit organizations located in or serving rural areas, including rural hospitals, health departments, tribal health organizations, and rural health networks. Many programs require an existing health care infrastructure or partnership with rural providers.
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