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This week’s grant listings number: $3.5 billion.

We’re stable around the edges this week, but all but one Education grant has come off the board, as has a great deal of June’s big rush of HHS funding. Next week will be at least a billion less due to a big Homeland Security grant hitting its deadline.

We’re also in INSANE DEADLINE territory. There’s another new HHS grant with a two-week competition. Despite the White House budget office’s confusing attempts otherwise, it seems like ridiculously short competitions will be a thing again this year.

What’s new this week?

  • A significant new apprenticeship funding initiative in Massachusetts.

  • Several new HHS grants, including for job training for people in recovery from opioid-related substance-use disorder.

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Disclaimer

JOBS THAT WORK grant summaries are for informational purposes only. You should make your own assessment on applying after reviewing the funding announcement.

Federal grants

Delta Regional Authority

Who can get it? Nonprofits, colleges, local governments, unions, faith-based organizations, and regional economic development entities, among others.

Total funding? $16 million

Award ceiling? $500,000

Award floor? $50,000

This fund invests in projects improving quality of life and economic development opportunities in the 255 counties and parishes in the Delta Region, including in workforce development and Registered Apprenticeship expansion.

Who can get it? Governments, colleges, tribal organizations and governments, nonprofits, workforce boards, and regional planning organizations.

Total funding? $15 million

Award ceiling? $1 million

Award floor? $250,000

The fund supports the development of infrastructure in the Delta Region and in doing so creating access to more jobs, including access to programs such as Registered Apprenticeship.

U.S. Department of Agriculture

Who can get it? Nonprofits.

Total funding? $5 million

Award ceiling? $1 million

Award floor? $200,000

These funds support nonprofit-run centers that develop cooperatives and mutually owned business in rural areas. These efforts must work to help save jobs or counsel employers on how to develop and hire a skilled workforce.

Who can get it? Public high schools, colleges, and nonprofits.

Total funding? $750,000

Award ceiling? $150,000

Award floor? $10,000

These grants support efforts to interest young people in agriculture and the business of agriculture to provide a qualified and engaged workforce for the sector.

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Department of Education

Who can get it? Colleges, nonprofits, and relevant for-profit entities.

Total funding? $49 million

Award ceiling? $1 million

Award floor? $500,000

This grant covers in-service and pre-service professional development for teachers working with English learners.

Department of Health and Human Services

Who can get it? Colleges, governments, nonprofits, and businesses, including small businesses.

Total funding? $2.8 million.

Award ceiling? $350,000

These grants help plan and develop integrated healthcare networks in rural areas of the Delta Region. For existing networks, this includes identifying workforce development needs and advancing “merit-based” workforce opportunities.

Who can get it? State and tribal governments and tribal organizations

Total funding? $1.29 million

These grants help expand treatment of behavioral health for pregnant and postpartum women. These grants can help identify workforce gaps in a community.

Who can get it? This is an unrestricted funding opportunity.

Total funding? $3 million.

These grants help address persistent workforce training gaps that reduce access to healthcare workers who can provide treatment to pregnant and postpartum women outside of labor and delivery.

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