Minority Health Month Grants support community organizations’ health promotion and disease prevention events for economically disadvantaged minority populations in Ohio to reduce health disparities.
FY27 Round 5 replaces Round 4, with applications opening November 2 instead of October 5, 2026, and closing December 4 instead of October 30, 2026. The October 13 and 15 optional online technical assistance sessions were removed from the page.
Demonstration Grants support organizations developing culturally specific prevention projects that measure behavior change and reduce risks linked to excess premature deaths in their communities.
The General MGS Grant from the Ohio Commission on Minority Health funds multi-county events and research to address health disparities and chronic diseases in Ohio’s minority communities.
Lupus Grant Funding supports lupus programs that educate patients, the public, and professionals, develop local information and screening centers, and reach women of color with health information.
Specific Population Community Grant 2027 - Continuation supports existing grantees’ health navigation, outreach, and education for the populations they already serve, aiming to reduce health disparities.
Infant Mortality Hub Grants (HUB) support Ohio organizations replicating or expanding Pathways Community HUB care coordination so community health workers can address health and social risks.