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Find similar grantsThe MDH Oral Health Program offers grants to communities, clinics, nonprofit organizations, and other partners when funds are available. They are currently accepting applications for funding to support school-based sealant programs.
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HealthPath Foundation of Ohio Grants (Oral Health, Healthy Ohioans, Age-Friendly Communities) is sponsored by HealthPath Foundation of Ohio. HealthPath Foundation of Ohio provides grants to support Oral Health, Healthy Ohioans, and Age-Friendly Communities across a 36-county region in Ohio. The funding focuses on improving access to dental services, essential healthcare, and community engagement for older adults.
HealthPath Foundation of Ohio Grants is sponsored by HealthPath Foundation of Ohio. The HealthPath Foundation of Ohio provides grants to support Oral Health, Healthy Ohioans, and Age-Friendly Communities across a 36-county region in Ohio. Their funding focuses on improving access to dental services, essential healthcare, and community engagement for older adults. They also support advancing equity in medicine and the workforce, and emerging health needs and promising innovation.
Causal Hypotheses on the Oral-Systemic Health Impacts of Human Behaviors among People with Chronic Conditions (U01 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) is sponsored by National Institutes of Health (NIH). This funding opportunity invites applications for innovative research on the causal factors of human behaviors and the direct or downstream impacts of those behaviors on overall health and oral health among people with chronic conditions.
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