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TDH Grant Awards Address Communities At-Risk for Chronic Diseases TDH Grant Awards Address Communities At-Risk for Chronic Diseases Monday, June 15, 2026 | 09:00am NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Department of Health has awarded grant funding to five community-based projects aimed at reducing chronic disease and improving access to physical activity in high-burden areas across the state.
The funding, provided through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, will support initiatives in Shelby, Davidson, Hamilton and Knox counties. TDH selected the projects through a competitive process.
Funded program recipients include Klondike Community Land Trust in Shelby County ; the Civic Design Center and Rocklife Youth in Davidson County ; the Trust for Public Land in Hamilton County ; and the United Way of Greater Knoxville in Knox County .
The projects focus on expanding safe, accessible opportunities for physical activity and strengthening community infrastructure in areas disproportionately affected by chronic conditions such as heart disease, diabetes and obesity. “By investing in community-led solutions, we are helping create environments that support healthier choices and better outcomes for all Tennesseans,” Tennessee Health Commissioner Dr. John Dunn said.
“These projects will improve availability of safe spaces for physical activity in at-risk populations with limited community access.
” Examples of funded efforts include pedestrian safety improvements in North Memphis, youth-focused planning at the Global Mall in Antioch, enhancements to neighborhood infrastructure along the Dickerson Pike corridor, redevelopment of a schoolyard in East Chattanooga and upgrades to a community park in East Knoxville.
Chronic diseases remain a leading cause of death and disability in Tennessee and nationwide, with higher rates among underserved populations. TDH will collaborate with local partners to implement evidence-based strategies tailored to community needs.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community-based organizations in Shelby, Davidson, Hamilton, and Knox counties. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
TDH Grant Awards Address Communities At-Risk for Chronic Diseases is funded by Tennessee Department of Health (TDH). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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