Lead Poisoning Prevention Mini-Grants: Increasing Rural Community Capacity for Lead Poisoning Prevention
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The National Center for Healthy Housing is offering funding and technical assistance to build capacity and advance evidence-based efforts to prevent childhood lead poisoning in rural communities.
The purpose of the program is to:
- Identify, spread, and grow successful policies and systems
- Support new communities to take action
- Encourage communities to move up the ladder of engagement, taking actions that achieve cross-sector partnerships and put sustainable, systems-level policies and programs into place
Eligible applicants include:
- Local, regional, territorial, and state nonprofit and community-based organizations
- Local, county, tribal, state, territorial, and freely associated state government entities
An award includes:
- $50,000 grant to support project activities
- 6 months of technical assistance, coaching, and support
- Peer learning
Links to additional guidance, application instructions, and the online application are available on the program website when applications are being accepted.
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