Baltimore Health Equity Impact Grants
Grants support collaborative research and program development between Johns Hopkins and Baltimore community organizations to address health disparities and promote health equity for Baltimore City residents.
Funder: Johns Hopkins University
Due Dates: July 1, 2026 (Proposal / Full application deadline, 5:00 pm)
Funding Amounts: Up to $20,000 (faculty projects) | $10,000 (graduate/postdoc projects) | $4,000 (undergraduate projects); 12-month project period
Summary: Supports collaborative university–community projects to advance health equity and well-being for Baltimore residents through research or program development.
Key Information: At least 50% of the budget must support the Baltimore community partner; partnerships with a Baltimore-based CBO are required.
Description
The Baltimore Health Equity Impact Grants, administered by the Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute (UHI), aim to stimulate and advance meaningful collaborations between Johns Hopkins University (JHU) faculty or students and Baltimore-based community organizations. The program funds research and program development projects that demonstrate strong potential to address health disparities, promote health equity, and improve the well-being of Baltimore City residents. Projects must be community-engaged and show sustainable impact.
