Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) Provider Capacity Grants for Rural and Underserved Communities in Minnesota
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The Minnesota Department of Human Services is offering grants to increase the number and capacity of home and community-based services (HCBS) providers in rural and/or serving rural or underserved communities in Minnesota.
Grantees must use one of the waivers or programs listed in Section 2 of the application instructions.
Eligible applicants include:
- Organizations that want to become an HCBS provider for the first time
- Existing HCBS providers that want to:
- Improve existing services and/or add new services to reach more people
- Improve capacity to address and solve organizational challenges and gaps in service delivery by developing and implementing innovative solutions and inclusive and equitable services in their communities
- Improve the use and sustainability of positive supports to promote inclusion, person-centeredness, and community participation (or engagement) where older adults and people with disabilities make informed choices and have full control over their life decisions and access to quality HCBS services
- Develop, obtain appropriate licensure, and enroll with DHS Minnesota Health Care Programs (MHCP) as a provider to deliver a new service
Applicants must be located and serving clients in Minnesota.
Award ceiling: $150,000
Project period: December 1, 2024 - May
31, 2026
A link to the application instructions is available on the program website.
Email completed applications to MN.GEAR.DHS@state.mn.us.
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