The federal Project Grant award of $4,363,814 from the Maternal and Child Health Bureau of the Department of Health and Human Services provides funding for the Maternal and Child Health Services Block Grant to the States (CFDA 93.994) program. This grant supports a comprehensive range of maternal and child health services focused on vulnerable populations and addressing health disparities, including prenatal care, pediatric health, family planning, disease prevention, nutrition assistance, substance abuse treatment, home visiting, emergency preparedness, and healthcare workforce development. The funding enables the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, the prime grantee, to provide these critical services directly and through sub-awards to local health departments, universities, community organizations, and non-profit healthcare providers across the state. Key sub-awardees include the County of Ingham Health Department, County of Berrien Government, Chippewa County Health Department, and Ingham County Health Department, which are delivering specific maternal and child health programs such as childhood lead poisoning prevention, fetal and infant mortality review, and children's healthcare services in their local communities.
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