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Find similar grantsCinotti Grant Program is sponsored by Florida Department of Health. Funds no-cost health care screenings or services for the public by nonprofit entities, focusing on various health conditions.
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Cinotti Grant Program - Florida Department of Health Dr. and Mrs. Alfonse and Kathleen Cinotti Health Care Screening and Services Grant Program Appendix A – ASD screening guidelines RFA25-001 Questions and Answers RFA25-001 Notice of Intent to Award The Dr. and Mrs. Alfonse and Kathleen Cinotti Health Care Screening and Services Grant Program (Cinotti Grant Program) funds no-cost health care screenings or services for the public by nonprofit entities.
A non-profit entity may apply for grant funding to implement a new health care screening or service program or to provide the same or similar screening that it is currently providing in new locations, through a mobile health clinic, or mobile unit, to expand the program’s delivery capabilities.
Grant funding must be used on screenings, including referrals for treatment (if appropriate), or related services for one or more of the following: Please create an account at the Cinotti Grant Program Portal to apply for this grant. For returning users, please clear any existing bookmarks and use the updated link above to access the Autism RFA. Bookmarked links may redirect you to RFA 24-001.
A pre-application webinar was held on August 5, 2025. Webinar PPT for RFA 25-001 Required Attachments for Response The following four attachments are required for responding to RFA25-001: Attachment 1: Application Cover Page Attachment 2: Workplan Template Attachment 3: Budget Summary Attachment 4: Budget Narrative The following attachments are post-award documentation. These documents are not required for completing an application.
Attachment 5: Standard Contract Attachment 6: Financial and Compliance Audit Attachment Attachment 7: Annual Executive Compensation Disclosure and Attestations Survey Attachment 8: Annual Executive Compensation Reporting Form Attachment 9: Reference Guide for State Expenditures Attachment 10: Travel Guidelines – Florida Authorization to Incur Travel Attachment 11: Recipient-Subrecipient and Contractor – Vendor Determination Checklist for State-Federal Funds Attachment 12: Subcontracting Request Form Notice for Applications Uploading Documentation February 29, 2024: No replies will be sent from RequestForApplication@FLHealth.
gov in response to general email inquiries. Responses are not allowed to be sent to persons inquiring about the request for applications (RFA) submission outside of an official question and answer period in the RFA timeline, nor those asking for updates on posted RFAS with “anticipated” posting dates, which will be added to this page once available.
When uploading file(s), applicants must save the session key and/or print it to keep as a confirmation record. To receive confirmation of upload, you may send an email inquiry to RequestForApplication@FLHealth. gov , and attach your session key.
Access the Automated Upload System by Following the System Instructions The application deadline for the Cinotti Grant Program Request for Application (RFA) 24-001 was September 3, 2024. Relevant documents related to RFA 24-001 are provided below. Appendix A – Health Screenings Table RFA24-001 Questions and Answers RFA24-001 Notice of Intent to Award Webinar PPT for RFA24-001
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit entities in Florida. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Cinotti Grant Program is funded by Florida Department of Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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