Grants for Individuals - Health

This grant provides funding to nonprofit organizations and institutions in Saline County, Kansas, to support programs that empower women, promote family well-being, and combat racism.

This grant provides financial support and resources for early-career scholars of color in the U.S. to advance their careers in reproductive health research, specifically focusing on addressing institutionalized racism in family planning.

This program provides financial support to families and individuals affected by disorders of the corpus callosum for purchasing assistive devices and technologies that improve their daily lives.

This program provides funding for innovative research and fellowships aimed at advancing the understanding and treatment of tinnitus, targeting researchers and clinicians dedicated to improving patient care in the U.S. and beyond.

This funding opportunity supports researchers affiliated with top universities to expand successful pilot projects that address critical public policy issues in Ras Al Khaimah and the UAE, focusing on education, public health, and urban development.

This program provides training and funding for diverse professionals in the U.S. to develop skills in artificial intelligence and machine learning for improving clinical care using advanced healthcare data.

This grant provides financial assistance to young adults aged 16 to 36 diagnosed with rare cancers, helping cover treatment-related expenses and essential living costs during their recovery journey.

This funding opportunity supports research by osteopathic and medical professionals focused on the effectiveness of osteopathic approaches in managing chronic diseases and improving patient outcomes.

This grant recognizes and rewards innovative urban projects that promote healthy, sustainable, and inclusive city development, inviting applications from businesses, NGOs, community groups, and local governments worldwide.

This program provides funding to small, all-volunteer groups in Greater New Bedford to implement community-driven projects that address local needs and foster unity.

This funding program provides financial and material support to nonprofit organizations in Columbus and Franklin County for creating community gardens and greenspaces that improve local food access and promote community health and environmental sustainability.

This program provides zero-interest loans to low and moderate-income homeowners in Bloomington for essential repairs and improvements to ensure safe and livable housing.

This fellowship provides funding to early career researchers focused on improving mental health outcomes for children and adolescents, particularly those from low-income or underrepresented backgrounds, by studying ADHD and depression.

This grant provides funding for innovative clinical research projects aimed at improving the treatment and management of neurofibromatosis, targeting early-career investigators and novel ideas that can lead to significant advancements in patient care.

This program provides training and funding for U.S. graduate students, early-career researchers, and professionals to develop skills in artificial intelligence and machine learning for health data science, specifically to address health disparities related to type 2 diabetes.

This funding opportunity provides $1,500 to Native women leading projects that promote healing and wellness in tribal communities across the United States.

This grant provides funding to researchers focused on innovative studies related to invasive lobular breast cancer, aiming to improve understanding, diagnosis, and treatment of this specific type of breast cancer.

This initiative provides funding to residents of West Long Beach for community-led projects that improve air quality, enhance safety, and promote civic engagement in their neighborhoods.

This fellowship provides funding and training opportunities for early-career researchers focused on advancing knowledge in cardiovascular and brain health, particularly those exploring the connections between autism and cardiovascular outcomes.

This grant provides financial support to nonprofit organizations that deliver essential human services, such as food, housing, and healthcare, to residents of Bainbridge Island over a two-year period.