Treasury offers state and local governments approximately $10.2 million for social impact projects, with payments tied to verified outcomes and separate grants for independent evaluations.
The National Institute of Justice will fund two-phase evaluations of Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program projects funded in 2022-2026, with four awards anticipated across program areas.
HUD will soon invite eligible organizations to submit original, well-designed research proposals on key housing issues, requiring 50% matching funds and active HUD involvement in funded projects.
EPA offers up to $1 million per project for innovative coastal and riverine restoration in southeast New England, with up to 8 awards and project periods typically lasting up to 5 years.
This grant provides extra funding to CDC Prevention Research Centers to conduct special projects focused on real-world research and interventions for preventing major diseases and promoting public health.
The Core SIPP grant supports states in using data, partnerships, and evidence-based strategies to prevent injuries like traumatic brain injury, older adult falls, and drowning by strengthening public health infrastructure.