The State of Iowa is offering FY27 funding to Local Boards of Health to deliver Breast and Cervical Cancer screening, patient navigation, outreach, and data reporting services to uninsured, under‑insured, and low‑income Iowans, with a focus on health‑equity priority populations. The program provides per‑participant reimbursement for screening services and direct‑cost outreach funding, with a base contract term of three years (June 30 2026 – June 29 2029) and up to three optional one‑year extensions. Applicants must be eligible Local Boards of Health, submit a complete electronic application by May 1 2026, and comply with extensive reporting, data‑entry, and performance‑measure requirements.
• Eligible entities: Iowa County Boards of Health (no private or non‑governmental applicants).
• Scope of work includes enrollment, breast/cervical screening, diagnostic follow‑up, patient navigation, outreach, provider recruitment, and monthly/quarterly reporting.
• Funding is allocated per county; per‑award amounts range from a few thousand dollars up to $300,000 for larger jurisdictions.
• Indirect costs capped at 15 % unless an approved rate exists; equipment, lodging, and meals are non‑reimbursable.
• Technical assistance is available during the posting period; all submissions must be made via IowaGrants.gov.
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