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Health Disparities and Community Grant Program (HDCGP) by Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment 2026 | Atom Grants Health Disparities and Community Grant Program (HDCGP) The HDCGP funds research and community projects in Colorado that address health disparities and promote equity through interventions targeting social determinants of health and chronic disease prevention.
Funder: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Due Dates (Anticipated): August 2026: PAR‑RFA (Pre-Application Requirement) REDCap submission deadline | August 2026: PAR‑RFA written inquiries deadline | September 2026: Written RFA questions/inquiries deadline | November 2026: Written RFA questions/inquiries deadline | December 2026: Full application deadline | December 2026: Written RFA questions/inquiries deadline | January 2027: Full application deadline Funding Amounts: Typical awards range from ~$160,000–$265,000/year per grantee; project periods are 1–3 years; total available funding is ~$2–3 million/year depending on portfolio.
Summary: Funds projects that address health disparities and promote health equity in Colorado communities, focusing on systems or policy change and social determinants of health. Key Information: This is a forecasted opportunity; all dates are projected and subject to change based on the annual cycle.
The Health Disparities and Community Grant Program (HDCGP) supports initiatives that reduce health disparities and advance health equity across Colorado. Funded by Colorado state tobacco tax revenue (Amendment 35) and legislative appropriations (SB21-181), the program targets community-based, policy, and systems-level interventions that address social determinants of health (SDoH) and improve outcomes for underrepresented populations.
Projects must focus on prevention, early detection, or treatment of cancer, cardiovascular, and pulmonary diseases, or address broader SDoH to reduce risk and inequity. Oversight is provided by the Health Equity Commission, with funding decisions subject to approval by the Colorado State Board of Health and legislative appropriations. See the full grant listing
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Unspecified, but generally targets organizations working on prevention and wellness and addressing health disparities within Colorado. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Health Disparities and Community Grant Program (HDCGP) (Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment) is funded by Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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