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Find similar grantsTribal Foundational Public Health Services Funding is sponsored by American Indian Health Commission (Washington State). This funding supports Indigenous-led initiatives in Washington State that advance environmental justice, community health, and cultural resilience.
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Tribal Foundational Public Health Services Funding - American Indian Health Commission Tribal Foundational Public Health Services Funding We are Resilient. Our Ways are Resilient. The Washington State Legislature has been making investments into Tribal Public Health through Foundational Public Health Services.
The Foundational Public Health Services (FPHS) Act of 2019 names Tribes and Tribal Health Programs part of the governmental public health system in Washington State along with the Department of Health, Local Health Jurisdictions, and the State Board of Health. Tribal FPHS funding supports innovation in Tribal public health and begins to build a more equitable public health system across the state.
Moreover, this investment creates a public health system that is not just designed for crisis, but one that guarantees resources for foundational prevention-oriented programs. Links to Additional FPHS Resources: FPHS TWG Descriptions (PDF) 2023-2025 Amendment Template (. docx) FY24-25 Tribal FPHS SOW Example (.
docx) 2025 Tribal FPHS Implementation Report (PDF) FPHS SME Workgroup One Pagers: Lifecourse SME Workgroup (PDF) Foundational Capabilities SME Workgroup (PDF) Communicable Disease SME Workgroup (PDF) Assessment SME Workgroup (PDF)
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Tribal Foundational Public Health Services Funding is funded by American Indian Health Commission (Washington State). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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