Description
The Illinois Department of Public Health is offering grants to support partnership development, expansion, and place-based interventions that address social determinants of health in populations that experience health disparities. The grants will be awarded to local health departments or lead organizations with the capacity to function as a fiscal agent and are partnered with at least one local health department. The goal of the grant is to create healthy resilient communities by addressing health disparities within a geographic area. The grant has two components: Capacity Building and Implementation. The Capacity Building component focuses on partnership development, needs assessment, and program planning, while the Implementation component focuses on partnership expansion and program implementation.
• The grant is open to local health departments or lead organizations with the capacity to function as a fiscal agent and are partnered with at least one local health department.
• The grant has two components: Capacity Building (up to $75,000) and Implementation (up to $150,000).
• The grant will support partnership development, expansion, and place-based interventions that address social determinants of health in populations that experience health disparities.
• The grant requires a logic model and a detailed budget.
• The grant is subject to appropriation of funds by the Illinois General Assembly and enactment of the Illinois State Budget for Fiscal Year 2027.