Grant funding to develop state childhood cancer plans

The Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health is providing grant funding to develop state childhood cancer plans. The goal of this grant is to fund the development of a written plan to address childhood cancer within existing state cancer plans, including goals and strategies focused on acute, chronic, and survivorship phases of childhood cancer. The grant is open to state governments that do not presently have a childhood cancer plan in place. The estimated funding for this grant is $150,000, with an award ceiling of $25,000 and an award floor of $18,750. • The grant is focused on developing a written plan to address childhood cancer within existing state cancer plans. • The plan should include goals and strategies focused on acute, chronic, and survivorship phases of childhood cancer. • The grant is open to state governments that do not presently have a childhood cancer plan in place. • The estimated funding for this grant is $150,000. • The award ceiling is $25,000 and the award floor is $18,750.