This CDC grant supports states in using data-driven, evidence-based strategies to prevent suicide among high-risk groups, aiming for better coordination, partner engagement, and a 5% reduction in suicide deaths.
The Injury Prevention Funding Proposal by the Indiana Department of Health supports innovative community-based programs to reduce injuries and improve public safety through education and outreach.
Comprehensive Injury Center Request for Seed Project Applications supports investigators conducting injury-disparities seed research to generate data for federal proposals and advance injury prevention.
This grant provides extra funding to CDC Prevention Research Centers to conduct special projects focused on real-world research and interventions for preventing major diseases and promoting public health.
This grant funds organizations to improve and expand programs that prevent injury, violence, overdose, and suicide, especially in underserved and tribal communities, through collaboration and evidence-based strategies.