Grants - Alaska Department of Health
Grants - Alaska Department of Health supports nonprofit service providers through programs funding behavioral health, senior care, child care, and public health services to meet Alaskans’ health needs.
Funder: Alaska Department of Health
Due Dates: Opportunity-specific deadlines (see public notices)
Funding Amounts: More than $140 million in grant awards each fiscal year across DOH programs
Summary: Supports health-related services for Alaskans through nearly 100 Department of Health grant programs.
Key Information: This is a department-wide overview; each competitive solicitation defines who may apply.
Description
The Alaska Department of Health (DOH) manages nearly 100 grant programs supporting a wide range of health-related services for Alaskans. More than 250 nonprofit agencies provide services through this network. The department’s grantmaking spans behavioral health, senior and disabilities services, child care, public health, and the Rural Health Transformation Program.
This overview brings together the department’s grant resources rather than offering a single funding opportunity. Related services include Adult Day Services, behavioral health grant funding, health promotion and disease prevention grants, senior in-home services, and senior residential services. The department also provides information about the Title V Maternal Child Health Block Grant. Applicants should use individual competitive solicitations to determine whether their organization and proposed services fit a particular opportunity.
