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    Healthy Communities Action Teams Grants

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    The Healthy Communities Action Teams Grants from the Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth fund collaborative, science-based projects to prevent and reduce childhood obesity across Virginia communities.

    Funder: Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth

    Due Dates (Anticipated): February 2027 (Full application deadline, projected)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $120,000 per grant ($40,000/year for 3 years); total program funding ~$3.6M

    Summary: Supports local Virginia initiatives to prevent and reduce childhood obesity through collaborative, sustainable, community-based health interventions.

    Key Information: For Virginia-based nonprofit, for-profit, government, or charitable organizations; individuals are not eligible.


    Description

    The Healthy Communities Action Teams (HCAT) Grants, administered by the Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth (VFHY), provide three-year funding to support local initiatives across Virginia focused on the prevention and reduction of childhood obesity. The program empowers community-based teams to collaboratively implement policy, systems, and environmental changes that foster healthier lifestyles among children. Projects must address at least one of eight targeted healthy behaviors, such as increased breastfeeding, healthier eating, physical activity, better sleep, and reduced consumption of ultra-processed foods or sugary beverages. The grant is designed to strengthen community infrastructure and stimulate sustainable, collaborative efforts for youth health improvement.


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