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Find similar grantsEmergency Response Fund is sponsored by CDC Foundation. The CDC Foundation's Emergency Response Fund provides immediate, flexible resources to CDC experts addressing emergencies that affect the public's health—whether natural disasters, emerging disease outbreaks or bioterrorist threats.
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Emergency Response Fund | CDC Foundation Our emergency response fund is currently supporting our COVID-19 work: Learn More As America’s health protection agency, CDC is prepared to rapidly deploy disease detectives, lifesaving vaccines and medicines and other crucial support during a health emergency at home or abroad.
However, federal dollars, even during emergencies, are tied to restrictions and purchasing procedures that can limit CDC’s ability to act quickly. Disease threats can spread faster and more unpredictably than ever before. Since 2011, CDC has responded to more than 60 public health threats including hurricanes, foodborne disease outbreaks, influenza, cholera, Ebola and Zika.
Ebola in West Africa has shown us that a disease threat anywhere can mean a public health threat everywhere. CDC helps detect and control outbreaks at their source so that Americans can live healthier, more stable and productive lives. CDC is the U.S. scientific lead and a world expert in the global effort to eradicate polio, eliminate measles, control malaria and stop other infectious diseases occurring around the world.
Accelerate speed and flexibility to save lives When a health threat strikes, speed saves lives. The CDC Foundation's Emergency Response Fund provides immediate, flexible resources to CDC experts addressing emergencies that affect the public’s health—whether natural disasters, emerging disease outbreaks or bioterrorist threats.
Fill gaps, meet immediate needs The Fund provides CDC with critical lifesaving resources to meet the immediate needs of Americans and the global community during a public health emergency.
Support for the CDC Foundation’s emergency response efforts has provided essential funding for CDC in response to many crisis situations, including the West Africa Ebola response , the Zika outbreak , the Haiti earthquake , Southern Asian tsunami and Hurricane Katrina .
$55 million to help extend CDC’s Ebola Response Following the Ebola epidemic in West Africa, thanks to our donors the CDC Foundation raised more than $55 million to help extend CDC’s response.
The funding provided critical assistance and supplies such as emergency operations centers in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, vehicles and motorcycles for disease surveillance and contact tracing, and technology enhancements for communications and consistent power sources.
I’m really proud that Paul Allen’s partnership with the CDC Foundation is laying the groundwork for today’s emergency response and ensuring it is there for future emergencies. Former Director of Ebola Program The Paul G.
Allen Family Foundation 30-40 potential outbreaks monitored daily 35+ dangerous pathogens tracked in 132 countries 400 potential outbreaks investigated by CDC’s Field Epidemiology Training Program residents Give Now to Support Emergency Response Needs
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Not explicitly stated, but supports CDC's work and partners in public health emergency response. Likely targets organizations collaborating with CDC. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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