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Alzheimer’s Disease Program Funding is sponsored by California Department of Public Health (CDPH). Allocates funds to California Alzheimer’s Disease Centers to improve dementia healthcare delivery and advance diagnosis and treatment.

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# Alzheimer’s Disease Program #### **Request for Applications (RFA) #24-10004 – Alzheimer’​s Disease Research Awards**​ **​NOTICE OF FINAL AWARD** Request for Applications (RFA) #24-10004 - Alzheimer's Disease Research Awards January 26, 2024 - The California Department of Public Health, Chronic Disease Control Branch, Alzheimer's Disease Program (ADP) is pleased to announce its final award to the following seven institutions to advance research on Alzheimer's disease and related dementias while addressing health disparities.

Research projects are anticipated to begin on July 1, 2024 and end on June 30, 2028. The award recipients are: ​​1. (Individual) Principal Investigator: Maria Aranda, PhD, MSW, MPA, LCSW Institution: University of Southern California Project Title: “Demonstrating the Efficacy of Unidos en el Cuidado: A Spanish-Language Program for Latino Caregivers of Persons Living with Dementia” Amount Awarded: $2,000,000.

00 2. (Individual) Principal Investigator: Timothy Chang, MD, PhD Institution: University of California, Los Angeles Project Title: “Evaluating and Reducing Disparities from Early Dementia Detection and Genetic Testing in Underrepresented Populations” Amount Awarded: $2,000,000. 00 3.

(Consortium) Principal Investigator: Anna Chodos, MD, MPH Institutions: University of California, San Francisco Project Title: “Evaluation of a new cognitive screening approach in primary care among underserved populations” Amount Awarded: $4,747,847. 00 4.

(Individual) Principal Investigator: Luohua Jiang, MD, PhD Institution: University of California, Irvine Project Title: “The epidemiology, risk prediction, and health care utilization for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias among California American Indian and Alaska Native Medicare Beneficiaries” Amount Awarded: $1,839,727. 77 5.

(Consortium) Principal Investigator: Rachel Nosheny, PhD Institutions: University of California, San Francisco Project Title: “The California Brain Health Registry (CAL-BHR): Advancing Alzheimer’s Disease Research in Diverse Communities” Amount Awarded: $4,799,155. 00 6.

(Consortium) Principal Investigator: Alissa Sideman, PhD, MPH, MA Institutions: University of California, San Francisco Project Title: “Understanding the Health and Long-Term Supports and Services Needs of Refugees and Immigrants with Dementia and their Caregivers in California” Amount Awarded: $4,609,655. 00 7.

(Individual) Principal Investigator: Jarmin Yeh Institution: University of California, San Francisco Project Title: “C-CARERS or ‘Centering Caregivers in Alzheimer's Research on Equity, Representation, Services and Supports’” Amount Awarded: $2,000,000.

00 ​The State of California supports research that contributes to the better understanding, care, and support of patients and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders. Pursuant to Revenue & Taxation Code Sections 18761-18766, the ADP is authorized to award funds for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias research.

Thank you to all the individuals and organizations that dedicated time and effort to submitting applications. Addendum 2.

Removal of Required Fulltime Equivalent (FTE) Percentage for Lead Staff in Appendix 1​​ October 20, 2023, NOTIFICATION OF RFA RELEASE, RFA #24-10004 - Alzheimer’s Disease Research Awards​ The ADP is soliciting applications from research institutions to further understand and address the greater prevalence of dementia in underrepresented or disparate populations including women, communities of color, and populations historically underrepresented in research including Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender/Queer or Questioning (LGBTQ+) communities and rural communities.

Data is needed in these populations to ensure implementation of culturally-responsive preventive measures, long-term care services, and support systems at the community level.

The purpose of this Request for Applications (RFA) is to fund 5–7 projects to further understand and address the greater prevalence of dementia in underrepresented or disparate populations including women, communities of color, and populations historically underrepresented in research including Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender/Queer or Questioning (LGBTQ+) communities and rural communities.

This RFA seeks to also accomplish the three following goals: 1. Bolster ADRD data among disparate groups by:​ * ​Increasing data collection and building upon existing evidence of ADRD prevalence in populations historically underrepresented in ADRD research. * Disaggregating data for misrepresented populations such as Asian, Americans and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islanders populations.

2. Assess the frequency of utilization of ADRD existing services by the populations of focus; and, 3. ​Continue outreach of existing ADRD resources and services to impacted and underrepresented populations.

The anticipated term is July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2028, and the total funding available for approxi​ma​tely five to seven grants is $20 million. Application Submission Due Date: December 15, 2023 Notice of Intent to Award: January 12, 2024 For additional information and instructions, please review the RFA materials below.

​ * RFA 24-10004 Addendum 1 Letter 11-7-23​​ (PDF) * Alzheimer’​​s Disease Research Awards RFA #24-10004​​​(PDF)​ * Appendix 1 Application Instructions (PDF) * Appendix 2 Blank Application Form (DOC) * Appendix 3 Exhibit B Budget Template (XLSX)​ * Appendix 4 Instructions for submitting Payee Data Record & Supplement (STD 204) or Government Agency Taxpayer ID Form (CDPH 9083) (PDF) * Appendix 5 Maps of Population Sizes of Each Race by County in California​ (PDF) **Voluntary RFA Informational Webinar Recording (November 3, 2023)**​ View the recording of the informational webinar held on November 3, 2023.

For questions or comments, please contactAlzheimersD@cdph. ca. gov **Open Question Period:** Responses to submitted questions concerning this RFA are below: **1.

****Q: The total cost of an individual investigator award is $500,000/year. What is the allowed indirect cost rate for the University of California? ** A: The State of California observes indirect cost recovery and modified total direct rates set forth by the University of California Office of the President (UCOP) for grants awarded to UC and CSU applicants.

The current rate is 40% on-campus and 25% off-campus. The total dollar amount for each fiscal year includes both direct and indirect costs. For further details please refer to the UCOP website at: UC Office of the President Website or review Appendix 1 (Application Instructions), Document F.

Budget Instructions. **2. ****Q: Is this funding restricted solely to “academic institutions” and if so, what is the rationale for this restriction?

** A: No. Funding from this RFA is open to organizations that have the capacity to conduct research as described in Revenue and Taxation Code 18761(h). Most organizations that conduct research are academic institutions, but not all. **3.

****Q:******Can** our institution be the lead role, as we are a nonprofit research institute in California doing federal and state funded research since our founding? We are not an academic institution and do not offer graduate degrees, but education is one of our pillars with summer programs for high school and college students. ​​​We also plan to partner with local organizations for this grant.

** A: Funding from this RFA is open to organizations that have the capacity to conduct research as described in Revenue and Taxation Code 18761(h). **4. ****Q:******F**or the research award is there a criterion for the research that needs to be met to qualify?

If so, what are they and where can I find more of this information? I am with a non-profit that works with adults who have cognitive and developmental disabilities as well as works with adults who have suffered strokes and TBIs. Among these diagnoses we do have a number of participants that also have Alzheimer’s or dementia.

** A: Research projects must align with the objectives of the RFA detailed on Pages 5–7 under “Part I. Introduction and Overview, B. Objectives.

” ### Eligibility Criteria – Consortium **5. ****Q: The RFA “24-10004,”under section C. Available Funding, Categories of Awards, subsection 2.

Consortium Research Awards uses the wording “institution,”“grantee institution”and “participating institutions. ” What entities qualify as these “institutions? ”** A: Grants may be awarded to a consortium, which is defined as a research project performed through a collaborative, formalized agreement between the grantee institution and two (2) or more participating institutions.

The grantee institution is the primary awardee that has a leadership role in conducting the planned research and distributing funds to participating institutions, otherwise known as partner or collaborating organizations. In a consortium contract, the participating institutions or collaborating organizations are subcontracted with the primary awardee or grantee institution. **6.

****Q: For the Consortium Research Awards, it says “grantee institution and two (2) or more participating institutions. ” Does that mean a minimum of 3 institutions are needed for the Consortium Research Awards? ** A: Correct, a consortium will need participation of at least three (3) institutions.

**7. ****Q: Can an investigator be a lead on one proposal and a participant in another proposal and could both be funded? Does this apply to both individual and consortium applications and awards?

** A: Yes, an investigator may serve as the principal investigator in one application and a member of a participating institution in another application, however the total percentage of effort cannot exceed 100% of FTE. This applies to both individual and consortium applications. **8.

****Q: While multiple investigators may apply from an institution is there a limit to how many awards will be made to any single institution? ** A: No, there is no limit to how many awards will be made to a single institution. **9.

****Q: I am interested in collaborating with a colleague at another university for this RFA. Because it would just be one other institution this would not be considered for a consortium study. Is it possible to do a subcontract with another UC for the individual award to support my colleague and her research team?

** A: Yes, you may apply as an individual investigator and subcontract with other institutions. **11. ****Q: On Table 1.

Key Dates, the Letter of Intent is due on November 13, 2023. However, on the Letters of Intent – Required section, the due date is November 9, 2023. Please clarify the due dates.

** **12. ****If we submit a LOI as a consortium, but are not able to submit as a consortium in time, can we submit as an individual? Or if that is a concern, we should put