Funding for Health and Behavioral Health Services in New York City (USA)
GrantID: 7388
Grant Funding Amount Low: Open
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: Open
Summary
Supports projects that develop the skills and independence of older adults, the blind or visually impaired, children and youth with disabilities, and people with developmental disabilities. Also supports biomedical research and projects promoting animal welfare.
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Overview
This grant is meant to financially support organizations or entities that focus their efforts on, but not limited to: Aging/Seniors, Agriculture & Farming, Arts, Culture, History & Humanities, Awards, Black, Indigenous, People of Color, Children & Childcare, Climate Change, College Scholarship, Community Development & Services, Community/Economic Development, Conflict Resolution, Coronavirus COVID-19, Disabilities, Disaster Prevention & Relief, Domestic Violence, Education, Elementary Education, Employment, Labor & Training Workforce, Energy, Environment, Faith Based, Financial Assistance, Food & Nutrition, Health & Medical, Higher Education, HIV/AIDS, Homeland & National Security, Homeless, Housing, Income Security & Social Services, Individual, International, Law, Justice, Juvenile Justice & Legal Services, Literacy & Libraries, Mental Health, Municipalities, Natural Resources, Non-Profit Support Services, Pets/Animals/Wildlife, Preschool, Preservation, Quality of Life, Refugee/Immigrant, Regional Development, Research & Evaluation, Science, Technology Research & Development, Secondary Education, Social Justice, Special Education, Sports & Recreation, Students, Substance Abuse, Teachers, Technology, Transportation, Travel & Tourism, Veterans, Women, Youth/Out-of-School Youth in New York City (USA).