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Find similar grantsPFAS Community Education Grants is sponsored by Washington State Department of Health. Funds community-based education programs to raise awareness about PFAS risks and prevention in Washington State.
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Grants and Funding Assistance | Washington State Department of Health Grants and Funding Assistance Our Grants and Loan Programs Many impacted communities ask what resources we have to help them navigate PFAS contamination. See below for a list of resources available from DOH and our partners. Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) Makes funds available to drinking water systems to pay for infrastructure improvements.
This program is funded through federal and state money and subject to state laws and additional federal regulations. More information about the DWSRF .
Department of Ecology Grants Public Participation Grant (PPG) Public Participation Grants (PPG) provide up to $60,000 per year to individuals and nonprofit organizations to increase public understanding and involvement in cleaning up contaminated sites and improve Washington's waste management practices. More information about the PPG grant program .
Grant and Funding Assistance from Other Organizations University of Washington Center for Environmental Health Equity The mission of the UW Center for Environmental Health Equity (CEHE) is to provide technical assistance to tribal and community organizations in EPA Region 10 states (Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington) to strengthen their capacity and effectiveness in applying to and successfully managing environmental and energy justice grants and programs.
The center offers many types of technical assistance, including: Facilitation of workshops and meetings Content expertise in air quality, water quality, clean energy assessment, maternal and child environmental health, climate resilience, and disaster response. Literature review and data synthesis Funding and proposal development Administrative and finance support. More information about the CEHE .
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PFAS Community Education Grants is funded by Washington State Department of Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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