Who Qualifies for Community-Based Cancer Support Networks in Indiana
GrantID: 78979
Grant Funding Amount Low: $200,000
Deadline: November 6, 2026
Grant Amount High: $1,500,000
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Indiana Eligibility Criteria for Community-Based Cancer Support Networks
Indiana eligibility standards for cancer support funding center on documented service to the state's 92 counties, with priority weighting for organizations operating outside the Indianapolis metropolitan statistical area. The state population of 6.8 million includes significant manufacturing and agricultural workforces whose schedules limit participation in weekday programs. Eligibility documentation must include county-level cancer incidence data showing alignment with regions where five-year survival rates fall below 62 percent.
Applicant organizations must demonstrate at least two years of operation under Indiana nonprofit statutes and current contracts with one of the state's 14 designated cancer centers. Networks serving rural counties along the Ohio River or in the northeastern manufacturing corridor receive additional scoring for addressing transportation barriers that affect 19 percent of patients. Eligibility further requires letters of support from local health departments confirming no duplication with existing American Cancer Society or hospital-based programs.
Application realities include submission of audited financial statements covering the prior three fiscal years and evidence that at least 60 percent of proposed budget supports direct peer support activities rather than administrative overhead. Review panels examine whether proposed geographic coverage overlaps with areas already served by existing networks in adjacent counties.
Fit assessment favors proposals that explicitly map catchment areas to Indiana cancer registry hotspots rather than statewide claims. Unlike applications submitted to neighboring Michigan, Indiana criteria require quantitative proof that the network will not compete for the same volunteer base already committed to hospital auxiliary groups.
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