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Find similar grantsResponsive Grants Program is sponsored by Maine Health Access Foundation. The Maine Health Access Foundation offers responsive grant opportunities, a discretionary grants program for small, discrete projects, and meeting support grants for local and statewide meetings, with a focus on promoting access to quality health care and improving health.
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Funding Opportunites - Maine Health Access Foundation MANAGE YOUR GRANT (opens in new tab) MeHAF works with a wide variety of partners, nonprofits, advocacy organizations, health care organizations, and more to carry out our mission of promoting access to quality health care and improving the health of everyone in Maine.
We offer responsive grant opportunities, a Discretionary Grants program for small, discrete, projects, and Meeting Support grants for local and statewide meetings.
Find out more about each program below: Click Here to Learn More About the 2026 Community Responsive Grants Program Responsive Grants Programs Discretionary Grant Program Provides grants up to $10,000 to support small, up to one year long, health and health access related projects with specific outcomes that explore new or different approaches to an organization's work.
Provides up to $1,000 for community or regional meetings and up to $2,000 for statewide conferences and meetings.
Eligible organizations for any MeHAF funding must be: A 501(c)(3), local, state, or tribal government entity or educational institution In compliance with MeHAF’s nondiscrimination policy Public awareness campaigns focused on a specific disease or health condition Academic or graduate research Grants or scholarships to individuals Looking for Information About MeHAF's Funding Policies & Guidance?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations promoting access to quality health care and improving health in Maine. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Responsive Grants Program is funded by Maine Health Access Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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