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Health center grants from the United States Department of Health and Human Services to establish Federally Qualified Health Centers are one of the most popular and heavily funded types of health center grants available at this time.  These health center grants are funded under section 330 of the Public Health Service Act – Consolidated Health Center Program.  There are five different types of health center grants available under this section:

 

• Community Health Center Program – section 330(e)


• Migrant Health Center Program – section 330(g)


• Health Care for the Homeless Program – section 330(h)


• Public Housing Primary Care Program – section 330(i)


• School-Based Health Center Program – section 330(e)

To be eligible for federal health center grants under section 330, you must be a private, charitable, tax-exempt non-profit organization or a public entity with a co-applicant arrangement.

Many private foundations are also interested in funding FQHC’s to leverage their funding in taking care of the medically underserved in their communities.

 

We have found sites that have extensive experience in the arena of health center grants, including health center grants to establish a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) or FQHC Look Alike.  They have very good track records of success in writing health center grants, with an average of one million dollars in grant awards each year. They have authored health center grants to:

 

• Create a Community Based Health Center - FQHC


• Expand and enhance a Diabetes Awareness and Prevention Program


• Provide breast cancer screening, diagnostics and treatment for 10,000 women


• Provide primary health care services to medically underserved Asian Americans


• Provide health care education and outreach to culturally diverse populations


• Build and renovate health care facilities


• Staff health care organizations


• Provide mental health services to children and families