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GrantWisconsin DHS Increasing Access to and Participation in the National Diabetes Prevention Program in Local and Tribal Health Department Settings 2026-2027
Atlas Opportunity Score93/100
FundingUp to $15,000 per eligible applicant; DHS is seeking at least one partner and may make more than one award.
DeadlineSeptember 22, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. CDT
Required next actionVerify the applicant is a Wisconsin local or Tribal health department with a currently trained National DPP lifestyle coach, is not already a CDC-recognized National DPP provider, can apply for DPRP recognition and launch a first cohort by June 1, 2027; then prepare the required work plan and detailed budget and submit through the DHS Alchemer application by September 22, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. CDT.
Current statusDuplicate HoldSource verificationSeptember 18, 2026Tracked applicant typesPublic Health Agency, Tribal Health Organization
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