Public Health Training Centers (PHTC) Program

Up to $910,000 — one-time grant

The deadline was July 17, 2026, which has passed. Check grants.gov or HRSA's site to see if a new funding opportunity is posted.

AMOUNT

Up to $910,000 — one-time grant

AMOUNT

Up to $910,000 — one-time grant

DEADLINE

The deadline was July 17, 2026, which has passed. Check grants.gov or HRSA's site to see if a new funding opportunity is posted.

DEADLINE

The deadline was July 17, 2026, which has passed. Check grants.gov or HRSA's site to see if a new funding opportunity is posted.

FUNDING TYPE

Grant

CAN YOU GET THIS?

You need to be a U.S.-based nonprofit or small business focused on public health training.

This is a federal HRSA grant targeting Public Health Training Centers. Eligible entities are small businesses and nonprofits operating in the USA across all stages and industries, though the program's focus is public health workforce development.

YOUR REAL ODDS

This is a competitive federal grant program with a one-time submission structure.

HRSA grants at this funding level are highly competitive and typically require strong organizational capacity, prior public health training experience, and detailed programmatic proposals. The one-time submission means there is no reapplication cycle.

WHAT IT TAKES

Confirm eligibility and register on SAM.gov and Grants.gov — 1-2 weeks
Develop a full public health training program proposal meeting HRSA requirements — 4-8 weeks
Submit application via Grants.gov before the deadline — 1-2 days

WORTH KNOWING

This is a one-time submission grant, not a recurring cycle — if you miss this opportunity, there is no next round for the same listing.

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