Health-Related Grant Programs
The Health-Related Grant Programs from the Alaska Department of Health fund diverse, research-driven public health initiatives to improve health outcomes across Alaska communities.
Funder: Alaska Department of Health
Due Dates: Varies by opportunity (see public notice system)
Funding Amounts: Nearly 100 programs; total annual grant awards exceed $140 million; individual award sizes and durations vary by program.
Summary: Supports a wide range of health-related initiatives across Alaska, primarily through nonprofit agencies, to improve health outcomes and address community needs.
Key Information: All open opportunities are posted on the State of Alaska Online Public Notice System; eligibility and deadlines differ by program.
Description
The Alaska Department of Health (DOH) administers nearly 100 health-related grant programs, partnering with over 250 nonprofit agencies to deliver essential services throughout Alaska. These programs are designed to improve health outcomes and address a variety of community needs, including behavioral health, senior and disability services, child care, public health, and more. DOH acts as the central coordinator for these opportunities, ensuring vital services reach communities statewide.
