Indian Health Service (IHS), Office of Tribal and Urban Affairs

Cooperative Agreement Grant for Nonprofits Serving American Indian and Alaska Native Communities

$246k–$1.1M

Amount

Cash

Nov 2, 2026

Deadline

6 days left

United States

Geography

National

Grant

Type

Government

Medicine & Clinical Services
Indigenous & Native Communities
Mental Health & Suicide Prevention
Social Justice & Equity
Youth & Family Services

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About this grant

The National Indian Health Outreach and Education (NIHOE) Program funds health outreach, education, training, and technical assistance for American Indian and Alaska Native communities. Activities include health education, substance abuse and suicide prevention, domestic violence prevention, diabetes programming, tribal budget formulation, rural health transformation, and youth health advisory activities. The program operates as a cooperative agreement with substantial IHS involvement throughout the performance period.

What you get

Cooperative agreement award ranging from $246,311 to $1,101,311 for the first budget period
Up to 3 years of funding (three 1-year budget periods)
Substantial IHS program official involvement and technical assistance throughout the performance period
Collaboration with IHS on strategy, hiring, resource deployment, and public information materials
Routinely scheduled conference calls and coordination with IHS program offices
Optional IHS technical assistance and participation in study groups and board meetings

How to apply

Project Abstract Summary (1 page)
Project Narrative (15 pages max)
Budget Narrative (no page limit)
Work plan chart
Consultant/contractor scope of work and letter of commitment (if applicable)
Proof of nonprofit status
Audit documentation (email confirmation from Federal Audit Clearinghouse or face sheets from audit reports)
SF-424, SF-424A, SF-424B, Project/Performance Site Location, Grants.gov Lobbying form, Key Contacts, SF-LLL forms

Eligibility

Must be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization or federally recognized Native American tribal government
Must demonstrate organizational capacity, expertise, and partnerships to conduct health outreach, education, training, and technical assistance serving AI/AN communities
Eligible nonprofit types include accredited colleges and universities, tribal colleges and universities, academic medical centers, schools of public health, research institutions, nonprofit organizations with relevant expertise, and consortia
Individuals, sole proprietorships, and foreign organizations are not eligible
Must provide proof of nonprofit status
Must be current with all audit requirements
Cannot have concurrent projects under this program
Must have active SAM.gov and Grants.gov registrations

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Cooperative Agreement Grant for Nonprofits Serving American Indian and Alaska Native Communities

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