County of Hawaiʻi Program Year 2027 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
Issuer: County of Hawaiʻi Office of Housing and Community Development
Deadline: November 16, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. HST
Funding: The County currently anticipates approximately $2.6 million in Program Year 2027 CDBG funding. No per-applicant maximum is stated on the controlling County page.
Eligible applicants: Nonprofit agencies, government agencies, and qualifying Community Based Development Organizations.
Eligible health-related activities: Public services can include health services, substance-use services, services for older adults and people experiencing homelessness, and education programs. Public-service funding is limited to 15% of the total grant amount and must represent a new service or a quantifiable increase in an existing service. Every funded project must meet a CDBG national objective.
Atlas assessment
Atlas Grant Fit Score: 92/100
Strong Hawaiʻi applicant example: Hawaiʻi Island Community Health Center, 97/100, based on its nonprofit FQHC status, island-wide medical and behavioral-health services, school-based health centers, mobile clinics, telemedicine, and service regardless of ability to pay.
N9+ Fit Score: 55/100 conditional
QC Healthcare Fit: 45/100 conditional
Dr. Miltie direct applicant: No. Any role would need to be through an eligible applicant and comply with project-specific procurement and cost-allowability rules.
Important N9+ caveat: A remote physical examination or telehealth component could potentially support a new or expanded eligible health-service model, but the controlling County page does not establish N9+ device/platform costs as allowable. The Proposal Guide, project structure, national-objective documentation, and procurement treatment must be verified before positioning N9+.
Official source: County of Hawaiʻi Community Development Block Grant