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Find similar grantsMississippi Qualified Health Center (MQHC) Grant Program is sponsored by Mississippi State Department of Health. Provides funding to Mississippi's 21 Federally Qualified Health Centers to address health disparities and improve access to primary health care.
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2 MQHC Grant Program Proposals Submission Date Proposals requesting funding under the Mississippi Qualified Health Center Grant Program are due in the MSDH, Office of Primary Care Liaison, by 5:00 p. m. on January 15th of the last state fiscal year of the current legislatively authorized program period for the MQHC Grant Program.
Acceptance of proposals at this time will be in anticipation of the Mississippi Legislature re-authorizing the MQHC This submission date will allow the MSDH and the MQHC Grant Program Advisory Council to complete the RFP process and should allow grantees to begin implementation of their new approved MQHC Grant projects on July 1st (which would be the first day of the first state fiscal year for the re-authorized program period).
Proposals are due by the submission deadline. The Office of Primary Care has the option to return late proposals or accept with or without penalty to the late applicant. Acceptance of a Mississippi Qualified Health Center Grant Program proposal/ application does not obligate the MSDH to award a grant to Miss.
Code. R. 9-97-4.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Federally Qualified Health Centers in Mississippi. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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