Supports research centers advancing identification, biological understanding, screening and interventions for learning disabilities in mathematics, reading and writing among children and youth.
The National Institutes of Health will renew multidisciplinary research centers focused on child sexual abuse prevention, interventions, long-term health outcomes, and translating findings into public health impact.
Supports a single open-access reproductive health knowledgebase integrating clinical, pharmacogenomic, and multi-omic data to advance research and accelerate discovery of treatments and cures.
The Administration for Community Living forecasts five-year grants in FY 2026 for up to 42 university centers supporting developmental disabilities education, research, and community services.
This grant supports specialized research centers to advance muscular dystrophy research, foster collaboration, train scientists, and engage patients and advocates in research efforts.
One 60-month grant will support research, training, and technical assistance to develop evidence-based services and technologies for parents with disabilities.