Description
This cooperative agreement funds a five‑year, $28.5 million program to improve health, rehabilitation, social services, and policy implementation for persons with disabilities—especially those affected by Agent Orange—in Ca Mau and Quảng Ngãi provinces of Vietnam. The award will be made to a single non‑governmental or non‑profit organization that can manage large‑scale service delivery, capacity‑building, and monitoring activities across health facilities, social protection centers, and community groups. The project includes baseline assessments, multidisciplinary rehabilitation units, training for health workers and social workers, public‑awareness campaigns, and transition planning for sustainability. Key points: • $28.5 M ceiling, 5‑year performance period (Dec 2026‑Dec 2031) • One award to a nonprofit/NGO with UEI and SAM registration • Target beneficiaries: 10,000 persons with disabilities (incl. Agent Orange/UXO victims & children) • Objectives: expand medical/rehab services, expand social services, improve policy & attitudes, strengthen institutional capacity • Required deliverables: detailed technical proposal, budgets, monitoring & evaluation plan, sustainability plan, sub‑award management