Empowering Rural Communities in California to End the Tobacco Epidemic
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The California Department of Public Health is offering funding to implement policy, systems, and environmental change strategies by engaging rural residents to address tobacco disparities.
Projects should implement a scope of work that includes community education, capacity building, community organizing, coordination, and collaboration activities.
Eligible applicants are California public and private nonprofit entities including, but not limited to:
- Local health departments
- Hospitals
- Community clinics
- Voluntary health organizations
- Tribes
- Colleges and universities
- County offices of education
- School districts
- Health maintenance organizations
- Professional health associations
- Professional health education associations
Awards will be up to $60,000 for the first 3-month period and $240,000 for the remaining 12-month period. Funding will not exceed a total amount of $300,000 for the 15-month grant term.
Links to additional guidance, application instructions, and the online application are available on the program website.
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