Grants to Advance Health, Education, and Community Programs in Indiana (USA)
GrantID: 1643
Grant Funding Amount Low: Open
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: Open
Summary
Several grant opportunities are currently available to support initiatives in health, education, research, and community well-being across the United States. These programs are designed to fund projects that address unmet needs in areas such as mental health, addiction, oncology, and related social support services. Funding is intended to enhance resources, improve educational outcomes, and support innovative programs that positively impact underserved populations.
Nonprofit organizations, particularly those with a 501(c)(3) status, are eligible for certain grants focused on community programs. These grants can support initiatives that build peer networks, provide caregiver support, improve access to education and employment resources, and reduce stigma in under-resourced communities. Grant amounts in this category have totaled several million dollars over time, providing substantial support to eligible programs nationwide.
For individuals pursuing research, there are grants targeted at early-career investigators affiliated with U.S. academic or research institutions. These awards provide funding for scientific studies in neuroscience and psychiatric disorders, with particular interest in projects exploring schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and related sleep and circadian issues. Eligible recipients include postdoctoral fellows or early-stage faculty who are developing innovative research programs, with grants available up to $100,000 per project.
Educational grants are also available to support continuing professional development for healthcare providers. Accredited medical education programs, academic institutions, and professional societies can receive funding to develop interactive, case-based learning activities that improve clinical knowledge and public health outcomes. Priority is given to programs that deliver measurable results and address topics relevant to mental health and neurological disorders.
Across these opportunities, the grants are designed to foster innovation, strengthen community and professional resources, and support meaningful programs in diverse regions of the U.S. Whether for nonprofits, small businesses, or individual researchers, the funding aims to empower projects that have a lasting and positive impact on the populations they serve.
If you are located in Indiana and working in the area of Science, Technology Research & Development, this funding opportunity may be a good fit. For more relevant grant options that support your work and priorities, visit The Grant Portal and use the Search Grant tool to find opportunities.
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