This grant offers up to $95,000 for organizations to develop and validate new workplace safety training materials for small businesses, with funding available from September 2026 to September 2027.
Funder: Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Due Dates: July 31, 2026: Full application submission deadline
Funding Amounts: Up to $95,000 per award | 12-month project period | ~$12.8M total program funding | ~100 awards expected
Summary: Supports nonprofits and select entities to develop and validate new occupational safety and health training materials for small business workers and employers.
Key Information: Only one application per organization per year; must address an OSHA-specified topic.
This opportunity funds the development of new, classroom-quality occupational safety and health training and educational materials for workers and employers, particularly in small businesses. The program aims to improve workplace hazard recognition, prevention, and compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSH Act). Grantees must develop materials on a specified OSHA topic and validate them through at least one instructor-led classroom training session. Materials should be original, fill an unmet training need, and be accessible to a broad audience. The program emphasizes training for high-hazard industries, workers facing barriers to training, and topics aligned with OSHA priorities.