Who Qualifies for Community Health Grants in Indiana
GrantID: 74291
Grant Funding Amount Low: $500
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $50,000
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Grant Overview
Who qualifies for Indiana community health outreach funding includes nonprofit research institutions that hold current memoranda of understanding with at least one Indiana county health department and can document access to community health workers certified through the state's 2021 training registry. State criteria further require that proposed service areas contain primary care health professional shortage designations covering at least 35 percent of the target population.
Application requirements include submission of county-level chronic disease prevalence data from the Indiana State Department of Health and a staffing plan showing that 60 percent of outreach hours occur in counties with diabetes rates above the state median of 11.8 percent. Realities of the process involve alignment with Indiana's Medicaid managed care organization reporting templates for any resulting health outcome measures.
Fit assessment for Indiana context evaluates whether the institution can operate within the state's 92 counties without overlapping existing federal health center service areas. Proposals must address the 29 percent of Indiana's rural population living more than 30 minutes from a primary care provider. Infrastructure constraints include limited public transit in 48 counties, requiring outreach plans that incorporate mobile units or telehealth follow-up protocols.
Demographic anchors highlight that 15 percent of residents are aged 65 or older, with higher concentrations in the southeastern river counties. Economic anchors center on manufacturing employment that historically provided employer-sponsored insurance now declining in coverage rates. Geographic factors require explicit accounting for the state's north-south variation in chronic illness rates.
Indiana panels prioritize applications that include cost-per-participant calculations benchmarked against the state's existing community health worker reimbursement rates under Medicaid.
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