CIO Project Plans Overview.pdf

The following tables list the CIO Project Plans for this supplemental NOFO, which is for Year 1of CDC-RFA-PW24-0080. As a reminder, any activities involving information collection (i.e., surveys, questionnaires, etc.) are subject to OMB/PRA requirements and may require the CDC to coordinate an OMB Information Collection Clearance. Recipients and funding CIO should engage in OMB/PRA discussions shortly after Notices of Award are issued to allow time to submit applicable paperwork.

Applicants are eligible to submit applications for CIO Project Plans that match the Population of Focus Category and Population of Focus Description for which they received initial funding in FY24.

Individual awards will vary depending on the activities and approximate funding available for each CIO Project Plan. The approximate amount available for a particular project is provided in the table below.

Contents

Table 1. Category A CIO Project Plans………………………………………………………………………………………………2

Table 2. Category B CIO Project Plans……………………………………………………………………………………………...25

Table 3. Category C CIO Project Plans……………………………………………………………………………………………...43

Table 1. Category A CIO Project Plans

Project Title Population of Focus Description Proposed FY24 Project Funding Total

Addressing Prediabetes/Diabetes and Social Needs Through Community Care Hubs

State Health Departments $ 1,000,000

Advancing Infectious Disease Policy Development Capacity of Local Health Officials

County and City Health Officials $ 175,000

Advancing Infectious Disease Policy Development Capacity of State Health Officials

State Health Officials $ 225,000

Best Practices for COVID-19 Health Equity: TA for OT21-2103 Recipients

Local health departments $ 1,000,000

Big City/Large Metro Senior Deputy Partnership Development and Engagement

Big City/large metro (local) health department senior deputies

350,000

Blueprint for Effective Overdose Prevention and Response Investment in Rural Communities

Rural local health departments $ 1,000,000

Building and Maintaining Capacity for Tobacco Prevention and Control within State Health Departments

State health department staff supporting tobacco control, including National Tobacco Control Program Managers and their staff

250,000

Building Capacity for climate and health in local health departments

Local health department staff. This may include county and city health officials, and other relevant public health practitioners that focus on public health at the local level.This in turn benefits the populations served directly by local health departments.

200,000

Building capacity for ending violence against children and ACEs

Staff and partners involved in the prevention of violence, suicide, opioid overdose, and ACEs in a local health department (LHD) in a diverse US city, with high levels of youth/community violence.

150,000

Building Capacity for Healthy Homes in US territories and freely associated states

State Health Agencies $ 1,000,000

Building Capacity for Tribal Overdose Prevention Tribal health departments and tribal serving organizations working in injury and overdose prevention.

890,000

Building Capacity of Coroners and Medical Examiners for Accurate and Timely Cause of Death Reporting

State health offices to include coroner and medical examiner offices

250,000

Building Capacity of the Public Health System to Improve Population Health Through Local Health Departments

The City and County Health Departments across the United States, which includes department staff, leadership, and stakeholders. The primary audience being local health department leaders and the secondary audience of local health department employees.

145,000

Building Community Resilience Through Addressing Root Cause Public Health Challenges

Local governmental agencies or organizations who support county or local health departments.

750,000

Building State Capacity for Rapid Response Overdose Prevention state health agencies $ 1,000,000

Building State Health Department Capacity to use ACEs Data and Science to Prevent Negative Health Outcomes

State health department leadership and staff $ 650,000

Building the Capacity of Chronic Disease Directors in the U.S. Affiliated Pacific Islands

Territorial Health Departments $ 150,000

Building Work@Health Program Capacity for Sustainable Training and Technical Assistance

State health departments $ 150,000

Cancer Leadership and Collaboration Technical Assistance

State Health Departments receiving funding from the Division of Cancer Prevention and Control (DCPC) will be the population of focus. The project will help these organizations build capacity for cancer prevention and control programs funded by CDC, including partnering and working with territorial, tribal, and other organizations that are also funded by the same programs, to share best practices and to reach populations that are disproportionately impacted by cancer.

580,000

Capacity building assistance for Long COVID at state health departments

State health Agencies $ 450,000

Capacity Building for Public Health Analysts in the Overdose Response Strategy

State health agencies and those agencies that work with health dept staff

11,000,000

Characterizing chronic disease among Medicaid members who use tobacco

State health department, specifically those involved in Medicaid and tobacco control programs

350,000

Climate adaptation in territorial health departments Territorial Health Officials (THOs), their leadership and staff, the populations residing in these jurisdictions, and related partners and stakeholders. This could include American Samoa, Guam, Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands, Republic of the Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Palau, Puerto Rico, and U.S. Virgin Islands.

90,000

Climate and health capacity in state health departments

Health Officials, state health department leadership and staff (including state environmental health directors), the populations residing in these jurisdictions, and related partners and stakeholders.

100,000

Climate Ready Tribes Initiative Tribal health departments $ 200,000

Communities of Practice: Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention and Control in Local Health Departments

City and Local Health Departments serving populations of 900,000 or more, and local government officials.

390,000

Creating Publicly-Accessible Chronic Disease Prevalence Estimates from the MENDS Network

This project will build capacity for state health department staff, including but not limited to staff who work in the fields of epidemiology, public health and clinical informatics, data science, and statistics.

830,000

Cross-Sector Systems Improvement Technical Assistance for Local Health Department Partnerships

Local health Departments $ 1,000,000

Cross-Sector Systems Improvement Technical Assistance for State Health Department Partnerships

State Health Department $ 800,000

Cross-Sector Systems Improvement Technical Assistance for Territorial Health Department Partnerships

Territorial public health departments/agencies $ 200,000

Cross-Sector Systems Improvement Technical Assistance for Tribal Health Department Partnerships

Tribal public health departments $ 600,000

Data Analysis and Evaluation Capacity Building Support for Cancer Programs

State health departments that are recipients of the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program, Colorectal Cancer Control Program, and National Program of Cancer Registries

1,000,000

Data standards for environmental public health practice

State health agencies $ 165,000

Development, Implementation and Evaluation of an Evidence-based Brain Health Approach

State health departments and their community and healthcare organization partners to help promote and implement linkages between clinical and community sectors.

800,000

Diabetes Prevention Support for Tribes State Health Departments $ 1,000,000

Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support Medicare and Medicaid Coverage

State Health Departments $ 1,000,000

Diabetes Technical Assistance for GHWIC Recipients

State Health Departments $ 1,000,000

Diabetes Technical Assistance for Island Territories and Freely Associated States

Territorial health departments $ 1,000,000

Disaster Recovery Support through a Community of Practice for jurisdictions impacted by Hurricane Ian and Fiona

State health agencies $ 200,000

Embedding disability inclusion into the public health workforce

State, tribal, local (city and county), and territorial health departments

193,000

Emergency Preparedness and Response Maternal Child Health Virtual Learning Collaborative

Local Health Departments $ 350,000

Emergency Readiness and Response: Engaging communities and integrating health equity

The population and sub-populations that will benefit from the CBA services are state and local Health Departments (HDs) and the Community Based Organizations (CBOs) they work with that support disproportionately affected populations (e.g., those with disabilities, incarcerated, homeless individuals, from marginalized communities, and more) before, during, and after emergencies.

125,000

Enhancing Local Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Capacity

Local Public Health Departments $ 1,069,500

Enhancing modeling and forecasting capacity of large metropolitan health departments utilizing CFA resources

Large metropolitan or big city health departments, or coalitions of such.

125,000

Enhancing modeling and forecasting capacity of local health departments utilizing CFA resources

Local public health professionals and officials including in particular those supporting city, county, tribal and territorial jurisdictions.

125,000

Enhancing modeling and forecasting capacity of state health departments utilizing CFA resources

State health departments as well as the public health decision makers these entities support (e.g. elected officials, and those with decision -making authority).

200,000

Enhancing State Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Capacity

State health officials with primary responsibilities related to public health/medical emergency preparedness and response.

462,500

Enhancing Territorial Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Capacity

State health officials, and PHEP-funded staff, within U.S.

territories and freely associated states with primary responsibilities related to public health/medical emergency preparedness and response.

200,000

Enhancing the Multi-State Electronic Health Record- Based Network for Disease Surveillance

This project will build capacity for state health department staff, including but not limited to staff who work in the fields of epidemiology, public health and clinical informatics, data science, and statistics.

1,000,000

Enhancing Tribal Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Capacity

Federally recognized tribes and tribal entities with primary responsibilities related to public health emergency preparedness and response.

125,000

Equipping Community Health Workers in Rural Areas to Address Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias

State health agencies $ 300,000

Examining and Improving STD Clinical Services Provided by Health Departments

Publicly funded STD clinics (under local health departments and others that operate with public funding) and other publicly funded clinics that may provide STD services

625,000

Executive Leadership Development for Mid-Career Public Health Professionals Representing Underrepresented Populations

State health departments. This program is dedicated to the development of early-career and mid-level leaders in public health from diverse backgrounds. It aims to be accessible to a nationwide pool of public health professionals representing a variety of backgrounds.

Members of a racial/ethnic minority group/ lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender, and/or a person with disabilities employed in governmental public health agencies.

1,300,000

Expanding Access and Capabilities of National DPP Umbrella Hub Arrangements

State Health Departments $ 1,000,000

Expanding Capacity to Address the Overdose Epidemic

State and/or local health agencies that work with health dept staff

6,000,000

Expanding Electronic Case Reporting (eCR) to Benefit Urban Tribal Populations

Local health departments in cities with Urban Indian Organizations that provide healthcare services to AI/AN people

500,000

Expanding environmental health strategies in housing and community settings

State Health Agencies $ 1,000,000

Expanding the Non-Communicable Disease Collaborative in the Islands

Territorial health departments $ 1,000,000

Expanding Wastewater Surveillance Capacity at the Local Level

Population focus will include local health department staff supporting wastewater to protect and improve the public’s health.

Flexible Funding to Address Social Determinants of Health

State public health departments $ 150,000

Food Safety Activities for City and County Health Departments and Officials

Local Health Departments $ 120,000

Food Safety Activities for State Health Departments and Officials

State Health Departments/State Health Officials $ 135,000

Getting Further Faster: Virtual Community of Practice

This project will build capacity for MCPs (including state and territorial health departments, community-based organizations [rural, urban, and tribal], and health care systems) in a range of work segments, including but not limited to education, management, policy and program development, communications, and partnership development.

500,000

GIS Capacity Building for Chronic Disease among Health Department Staff

State health department staff working on surveillance, prevention and treatment of heart disease, stroke and other chronic diseases.

Grants Management Capacity Building in the U.S.

T/FAS

The population of focus for this project falls under Category A: Governmental Public Health Departments.

More specifically, these include the public health departments of the U.S. territories, including Puerto Rico (PR), the US Virgin Islands (USVI), American Samoa (AS), the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI), and Guam (GU), and the freely associated states, including the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM), the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI), and the Republic of Palau (PU). Sub-populations of this target population include island leadership and public health officials, health department leadership and staff, and anyone working or having business relations with the T/FAS jurisdictions, including related health department partners.

500,000

Guidance to Accelerate Tribal Public Health Data Access and Use

Tribal Health Departments $ 750,000

Hear Her American Indian/ Alaska Native Campaign Implementation and Partnerships

Tribal Health Departments $ 500,000

Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Assistance to State Health Departments

State Health Departments $ 702,500

Hurricane Fiona Recovery: PR Direct Support and

TA

State health agencies $ 1,000,000

Hurricane Ian Recovery: FL Direct Support and TA State health agencies $ 850,000

Hurricane Ian Recovery: NC/SC Direct Support and

TA

State health agencies $ 800,000

Immunization Capacity Building Support: County and City Health Officials

Local health departments $ 1,000,000

Immunization Capacity Building Support: State and Territorial Health Departments

State Health Agencies $ 1,000,000

Implementing Public Health Law Curriculum in Accredited SPPH

Local health departments $ 250,000

Improving Access to and Delivery of Sexual Health Services

The population of focus for this work will be sexual health services decision makers which could include Medicaid programs at both the state and federal levels, health insurance plans, as well as professional health services and healthcare provider organizations that study and advocate for the provision of healthcare. In this work, the main focus will be on improving both access to and the delivery of sexual health services. Local level health departments.

550,000

Improving Adolescent Health Through State-Level School-Based Programmatic Strategies

The populations of focus for this project are staff within state and territorial health departments whose roles are related to adolescent health and well-being and who are most likely to engage with other state leadership in adolescent and school health.

750,000

Improving HIV Prevention through Policy and Partnerships with Local Public Health Leadership

Local level health departments $ 300,000

Improving Hypertension Outcomes in Populations at the Highest Risk of CVD

Associations with a national reach that has the capacity to support health care organizations and providers who focus on cardiovascular disease particularly hypertension prevention, detection, and control, with a focus on African American males and females.

520,000

Improving Overdose Surveillance and Prevention Capacity and Readiness of Overdose Data to Action:

STATE and LOCAL Recipients

State Health Agencies $ 3,500,000

Improving STI Prevention Programs and Services through Local-level and Community Partnerships

Local level health departments $ 260,000

Improving STI Prevention through Partnerships with State Health Officials

State health departments and state health department leadership

260,000

Improving Tribal Access to Electronic Case Reporting (eCR) Data

Tribal Health Departments

Increasing public health readiness for response to nuclear and radiological emergencies

Local Health Department, Emergency Management, and Radiation Control Programs

170,000

Indigenous Evaluation Capacity Building for Tribal Injury and Overdose Prevention

Tribes and tribal-serving organizations. $ 1,000,000

Innovations in building strategic partnerships and public health guidance in public health practice

State health agencies $ 1,000,000

Integrating brain health messaging in Chronic Disease Programs and facilitating collaboration among BOLD public health programs

State health departments $

Intersectional strategies to address SUD, OD, ACEs, and PCEs

The partner should have existing relationships with local health departments, post overdose outreach teams and community based organizations across the United States.

900,000

Leveraging ELC to Meet Local Infectious Disease Needs

Local Health Departments $ 250,000

Leveraging Legal Mapping for Suicide Prevention - Category A

This legal mapping project will benefit public health agencies, non-governmental organizations, and public health practitioners by building capacity to be able to evaluate the impact of laws and specific components of laws on health outcomes.

500,000

Local COVID-19 Health Equity: Telling the Story Local health departments $ 1,000,000

Local Health Department Administrative and Legal Preparedness Toolkits and Training

Local health departments $ 250,000

Local Health Official Chemical Emergency Guide Local Health Departments $ 165,000

Local TA for COVID-19 Health Equity Sustainability Local health departments $ 1,000,000

Making Dialysis Safer: Strengthening Infection Prevention in Dialysis Healthcare Settings

Healthcare personnel working in dialysis clinics. $ 140,000

Maternal and neonatal risk-appropriate care:

assessment, analysis, and action

State health agencies $ 875,000

Medical Examiner and Coroner Data Modernization Activities

State health offices to include state coroners $ 1,000,000

Million Hearts: Atlanta Hypertension Initiative, Improving Hypertension Control in Priority Populations

State health departments $ 520,000

Million Hearts: Preventing Heart Attacks and Strokes with Chronic Disease Directors

State health departments $ 675,000

Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnership National Training and TA Capacity Building for Public Health Practitioners

Local health department staff responsible for and involved in conducting health assessments and health improvement planning, community-driven strategic planning, cross-sector planning, building cross-sector partnership, community engagement, advancing equity, addressing SDOH, and collective action development.

750,000

Multi-Location Young Child Nutrition Campaign Chronic disease directors and chronic disease prevention workforce in local and state health departments (including the District of Columbia) located in states/communities with DNPAO funding (State Physical Activity and Nutrition Program, High Obesity Program, and Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health Program).

Funded recipients can be found here: Funding by State |

DNPAO | CDC

249,900

National DPP Building Capacity for Employer Coverage

State health departments $ 1,000,000

National DPP Building Capacity for Medicaid Coverage and Enrollment

State health departments $ 1,000,000

National DPP Building Capacity for Medicare Coverage

State health departments $ 1,000,000

National DPP Building Capacity to Promote Health Equity Through Coverage

State health departments $ 1,000,000

National Profile of Local Health Departments Local public health department officials $ 475,000

National Strategic Plan for Chronic Disease Surveillance Modernization

All NCCDPHP Surveillance System Partners Across All Chronic Categories, Public Health Departments, Health Care Data Providers, and Community Partners that Use Chronic Surveillance Data

500,000

Operationalizing FHIR in Public Health Data Exchange

State Health Agencies $ 750,000

Partnerships and Policy in the US Territories and Freely Associated States

Territorial health departments, specifically those in the US territories (Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands (USVI), American Samoa, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI), and Guam) and freely associated states (the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM), the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI), and the Republic of Palau (Palau)). Relevant sub-populations include health officials and health department staff.

150,000

Partnerships to promote comprehensive, community-driven community and youth violence prevention approaches

Big Cities Health Departments $ 1,000,000

Pilot opportunities for health departments to implement and evaluate ways to connect clinical and community fall prevention efforts

State Health Departments that collaborate with clinical and community partners to implement fall prevention

700,000

Platform for Addressing Public Health Preparedness Challenges (INSPIRE: Readiness)

State Health Department Leadership $ 300,000

Prediabetes Health Marketing State health departments $ 1,000,000

Preventing Overdose Among Disproportionately Affected Populations

Local health departments $ 1,000,000

Preventing Vector-borne disease in Cities and Counties

The nearly 3,000 Local Health Departments (LHDs) across the United States, including LHD leaders and LHD employees.

Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant Recipient Training and Peer Learning Community

State health agencies $ 300,000

Profile Study of State Health Departments:

Infrastructure & Workforce

State health agencies $ 335,000

Provide Capacity Building and Technical Assistance for Unfunded CLPPP

State Health Agencies $ 1,000,000

Provide TA to State and Territorial Health Agencies for Lead Poisoning Prevention Activities

State health departments $ 1,000,000

Public Health Collaborative to Improve Cardiovascular Health Outcomes

State/territorial health Departments; State/Territorial Health Officers and staff working on cardiovascular health improvement.

1,000,000

Reducing Disparities in Breastfeeding through Continuity of Care

The nearly 3,000 local health departments across the United States, including the primary audience of local health department leaders and secondary audience of local health department employees.

950,000

Resources to Prevent Overdose and Reduce Related Harms at the Intersection of Public Health and Public Safety

Local Public Health Departments implementing overdose prevention and response activities.

Scaling up Local-level Community-Clinical Linkages for Older Adult Fall Prevention

Organizations that have the capacity to support local health departments, community paramedicine programs and other community-based programs that desire to implement and evaluate the impact of community-clinical older adult fall prevention programs.

350,000

Senior Leader Reserve Corp State health departments $ 200,000

State COVID-19 Health Equity: Telling the Story State health agencies $ 1,000,000

State Environmental Health Directors Peer Network Supporting Capacity Building and Collaboration

State health agencies $ 1,000,000

State Health Department Deputy and Chief Financial Officer Network and Collaboration Effort

Senior Deputies and CFOs in state health departments/agencies

800,000

State Health Official Rural Health Academy State governmental public health leaders and professionals interested in building capacity to address rural public health and population health issues.

150,000

State TA for COVID-19 Health Equity Sustainability State health agencies $

Strengthening Grants Management Capacity at the Puerto Rico Department of Health

Territorial health department $ 600,000

Strengthening Local Health Departments ability to collaborate across sectors to address emerging environmental health concerns

Local health departments $ 200,000

Strengthening Local Public Health Systems and Capacities to Create a Healthier Nation

Priority population is the over 3,000 local health departments (LHDs) across the United States, which includes the primary audience of LHD leaders and secondary audience of LHD employees.

1,000,000

Strengthening National Program of Cancer Registries by Enhancing Education and Training Capacity and Infrastructure

State health departments $ 150,000

Strengthening state and territorial public health preparedness for emerging infectious disease threats through a collaborative innovation hub

State Health Agencies $ 600,000

Strengthening State Public Health Systems and Capabilities to Create a Healthier Nation

State health agency officials, leaders, decision-makers (state health departments)

1,000,000

Strengthening States Through Addressing Root Cause Public Health Challenges

State government or organizations who support state health departments

Suicide Prevention Capacity Building for Local Health Departments

This project aims to support LHDs in strengthening their capacity for suicide prevention. By addressing these challenges and providing targeted assistance, the project will help LHDs enhance their ability to effectively prevent suicides within their communities. The intent is to have a positive impact on individuals and subpopulations who are at risk of suicidal behaviors by improving access to appropriate prevention measures and tailored support services that meet their specific needs.

500,000

Support for Implementation of the PHHS Block Grant Measurement Framework

State health agencies $ 250,000

Support for the National Alliance for Radiation Readiness (NARR) Project

State health departments, emergency management and health care organizations, state and local radiation control programs, and federal partners

170,000

Support for the Public Health AmeriCorps Program:

Local Health Agencies

Local health departments $ 320,000

Support for the Public Health AmeriCorps Program:

State Health Agencies

State health agencies $ 341,000

Supporting CBOs and Rural Communities State Health Agencies $ 220,000

Supporting State Department of Health Tobacco Control Programs through the State Tobacco Control Program Managers Network

State health department tobacco control managers and their program staff will receive support and technical assistance to improve their capacity to build and sustain their programs and achieve the goals of the National Tobacco Control Program and the Office on Smoking and Health.

375,000

Supporting Statewide Training and Technical Assistance Priorities for Systems Improvement and Capacity Building for Local Health Departments

Local health departments

Supporting the Growth of Walkability Action Institutes Across the Country

State health departments $ 200,000

Supporting the Practice of Environmental Health at the County and City Level

Local Health departments $ 150,000

Technology Policy and Interoperability Policy Capacity Building

State Health Agencies $ 600,000

Territorial COVID-19 Health Equity: Telling the Story

Territorial health departments $ 1,000,000

Territorial TA for COVID-19 Health Equity Sustainability

Territorial health departments $

The MyMobility Plan Organizational Support Guide- Category A

The population of focus is public health organizations and the professionals who work there or are otherwise associated with them, particularly professionals who work with older adults but do not focus on mobility. The older adults served by these public health organizations/professionals are also a population of focus.

300,000

The Power of Partnerships Health Equity Alliance State health agencies and their staff working in programs impacting disproportionately affected populations such as:

a) racial and ethnic minority groups, b) people with lower socioeconomic status, c) underserved rural communities,

d) people with disabilities, e) sexual and gender minority groups, f) pregnant women, young families, and children.

350,000

Tools for funding local public health infrastructure Local health departments $ 100,000

Tools to support intersectional strategies to address SUD, OD, ACEs, and PCEs local health departments $ 600,000

Training and Partnerships to Effectively Disseminate Public Health Law Strategies in Local Jurisdictions

Public health staff developing policies, providing legal assistance, implementing or enforcing laws and policies, monitoring or evaluating laws and policies in local health departments.

550,000

Transforming surveillance and informatics for big city public health agencies.

Big City Health Departments $ 500,000

Transforming surveillance and informatics for local public health agencies.

Local Health Departments $ 500,000

Translating Wastewater Surveillance Data for Public Health Improvement

Local Health Departments $ 1,000,000

Transportation Safety Resource for Action Tool Development

The tool is meant to help state departments of public health and state departments of transportation select equity-centered transportation safety programs, policies, and interventions.

425,000

Tribal Maternal Mortality Review: A Potential Strategy for Native Communities

This project will benefit Tribal health departments. $ 300,000

Tribal Overdose Prevention Training and Technical Assistance

Tribes and tribal serving organizations working in injury and overdose prevention.

1,000,000

U.S. T/FAS Cultural Awareness Training Territorial health departments $ 100,000

Understanding and Advancing State-Level Policies to Support Brain Health and Caregiving

State health agencies $ 300,000

Working with State and Local Governments to Use Opioid Settlement Funds on Evidence-Based Programs that Reduce Overdose

Big City Health Departments $ 1,000,000

Youth and Community Violence Prevention Action Teams

Local health departments $

Table 2. Category B CIO Project Plans

Funding Total

2103 Health Equity Grant Rural Carve-Out: State Case Studies

Evaluators in state, tribal, local, and territorial health departments

200,000

Advanced Molecular Detection Infectious Disease Epidemiologists in state and local public health agencies; the project targets epidemiologists whose work involves interpretation of pathogen genomic data.

180,000

Advancing Health Equity in Injury Prevention through Project ECHO

Injury and violence prevention practitioners in state, local, tribal, territorial, and non-governmental organizations.

225,000

Advancing Obesity Prevention in Early Care and Education Settings

Governmental health department nutritionists who work to support Early Care and Education ((ECE) coalitions and health focused stakeholder groups

800,000

Advancing Public Health Use of Electronic Health Record Data

Informatics practitioners (informaticians) $ 1,000,000

Applied Epidemiology Fellowship Epidemiologists in state, tribal, local and territorial health departments.

2,500,000

Assessment of Knowledgebase of Influenza Surveillance Coordinators

Influenza surveillance coordinators in state, territorial, local, and tribal health departments.

Building Capacity Among Cancer Programs to Create Tailored Screening Messages

Cancer programs at state and jurisdictional health departments, including awardees of the CDC-funded National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection, National Comprehensive Cancer Control, and Colorectal Cancer Control Programs

250,000

Building Capacity for Future Leaders in the Public Health Workforce to Address CVD

Public health nutrition and health education workforce in local, tribal, territorial, and state health departments by offering an internship program for students of Minority- Serving Institutions.

250,000

Building Capacity of STLT Organizations to Support and Sustain Community Health Worker Activities

The population of focus is members of the public health workforce at STLT health departments who provide and/or support CHW services. This population of focus can include individuals who are CHWs, individuals who supervise and/or work with CHWs, and individuals who work with partner agencies that employ CHWs.

415,000

Building Climate and Health Capacity among Public Health Professionals

State, tribal, local and territorial (STLT) health department staff responsible for strategic and community partnerships (including community liaisons, community health specialists, community health workers, and program managers)

100,000

Building Climate and Health Capacity for Environmental Health Staff

Environmental Public Health Workforce $ 75,000

Building Community Based Organization Capacity to Evaluate Veteran Suicide Prevention Programs

Evaluators in governmental public health departments who can determine programmatic effectiveness of veteran serving suicide prevention organizations

500,000

Building Epidemiological and Surveillance Capacity for Overdose Data to Action (OD2A) Surveillance Activities

Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $ 1,500,000

Building Infrastructure for Disability Health Surveillance and Data Use

Public health program directors, epidemiologists, and informaticians in STLT health departments; and public health professionals in STLT health departments

900,000

Building State-Based Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Epidemiological Capacity Through a Fellowship Training Program

Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $ 1,000,000

Building State Capacity to Implement a One Health Approach to Address Zoonotic Influenza Viruses and other Zoonoses

Epidemiologists in STLT health departments $ 1,000,000

Building the Capacity of Public Health Legal Epidemiologists

STLT Legal Epidemiologists $ 550,000

Capacity Building and Technical Assistance for Public Health Quality Improvement

Public health performance improvement practitioners in State, Tribal, Local, and Territorial health departments

750,000

Capacity building assistance for Long COVID Surveillance

Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $

Capacity Building for Public Health Workforce:

TRAIN Learning Network Support

State, tribal, local and territorial health department staff responsible for strategic and community partnerships

1,000,000

Capacity Building Impacts in Epidemiology due to ELC Cooperative Agreement

Epidemiologists in state and territorial health departments $ 250,000

Collaborative Public Health Leadership Development to Improve Population Health

Public health leaders and practitioners from across multiple sectors working on cross- sector or cross-jurisdictional teams to address community health issues and improve health outcomes

1,000,000

Communities in ACTion: Communicating SDOH Impact Training and Technical Assistance

The population of focus includes health strategist workforce (leaders and mid-career professionals) in STLT health departments. Specifically, working with CDC-funded Addressing Conditions to Improve Population Health recipients (5).

370,000

Community Capacity Building for Child Mental Health Disaster Surveillance

Public health informaticians in STLT health departments $ 300,000

Comprehensive Injury Epidemiology Fellowship Entry level injury epidemiologist $ 325,000

Comprehensive Injury Epidemiology Partnership Project

Epidemiologists working in state, territorial, local and city health departments

350,000

Data Modernization to Advance Population-Based Birth Defects Surveillance

Informatics practitioners (informaticians) $ 150,000

Data Sharing, Data Management, and Data Release Policy Capacity Building

Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $ 750,000

Data Standards Harmonization with STLTs Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $

Developing Competency Based Public Health Law Curriculum for MPH Students

Early Career Public Health Practitioners (Recent Graduates) who use Law and Legal Epidemiology to improve Public Health Research and Outcomes

450,000

Dissemination of 2023 Child Obesity Clinical Practice Guideline and Tools

Primary population of focus: Chronic disease practitioners, to include pediatric clinical care providers;

Secondary populations of focus: health systems that serve pediatric patients; and chronic disease prevention programs that prevent and treat child obesity, called Family Healthy Weight Programs (intensive health behavior and lifestyle treatment programs)

100,000

Electronic Case Reporting (eCR) Reportable Condition Knowledge Management System (RCKMS) content advancement and maintenance

Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $ 1,000,000

Electronic Case Reporting (eCR) State, Tribal, Local and Territorial support for using the Reportable Conditions Knowledge Management System

(RCKMS)

Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $ 1,000,000

Electronic Case Reporting (eCR) STLT coordination Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $ 567,037

Electronic Case Reporting (eCR) STLT evaluation Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $ 182,788

Emergency Preparedness Response Maternal Child Health Leadership Academy & Jurisdictional Readiness Assessment

The population of focus is Maternal and Child Health Title V, Public Health Emergency Preparedness (PHEP), or other state/territory health department staff with explicit or functional responsibility for prioritizing maternal and child health in the context of broader emergency preparedness and response efforts. The end target population of benefit is women of reproductive age, including pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding people and their infants.

450,000

Engaging American Indian/Alaska Native teens and adults in swim instructor training

Evaluators in local and tribal health departments to determine programmatic effectiveness of teen and adult swim instructor training in American Indian/Alaska Native population

300,000

Enhanced HIV surveillance capacity building Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $ 200,000

Enhanced Surveillance for Human Infection with Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A(H5N1) Viruses

Staff (such as epidemiologists, etc.) engaged in influenza surveillance in state, territorial, local, and tribal health departments.

1,000,000

Enhancing Cancer Program Awardees Capacity Through Peer-to-Peer Learning

Chronic disease staff: National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection and /Colorectal Cancer Control Program awardees from health departments, tribes/tribal organizations, Pacific Island Jurisdictions-program directors, data managers, evaluators, and partners.

525,000

Enhancing modeling and forecasting capacity of public health epidemiologists with CFA resources.

Epidemiologists and data scientists at the STLT level as well as the public health decision makers these entities support (e.g. elected officials, and those with decision -making authority).

300,000

Enhancing State and Territorial Epidemiologic Emergency Preparedness and Response

The populations that will benefit from this project are state, tribal, local, and territorial (STLT) public health departments. The projects are aimed specifically at epidemiologists in STLT health departments with primary responsibilities related to the public health emergency preparedness, response, and recovery.

150,000

Enhancing STD Surveillance Capacity State, local, tribal, and territorial infectious disease health department staff with oversight of STD prevention and surveillance programs.

75,000

Enhancing the Environmental Health Workforce Internship, Leadership, and Educational Opportunities

Environmental public health workforce $ 1,000,000

Epidemiology and Surveillance CBA for STLT State, Tribal, Local and Territorial Applied Epidemiologists

1,000,000

Expanded Drug Overdose Investigation Trainings to Improve Overdose Mortality Surveillance

State, tribal, local and territorial (STLT) health department staff responsible for strategic and community partnerships (including community liaisons, community health specialists, community health workers, and program managers)

700,000

Expanding STLT Wastewater Epidemiology Capacity Applied epidemiologists in STLT Health Departments $ 400,000

Expanding the Reportable Condition Knowledge Management System (RCKMS) content to support electronic lab reporting (ELR)

Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $ 500,000

Food Safety Activities for Environmental Health Professionals

Environmental Health Scientists and Specialist in State, Tribal, Local, and Territorial Health Departments

275,000

Food Safety Activities for State, Local, and Territorial Epidemiologists

State, Tribal, Local, and Territorial Epidemiologists $ 455,000

HIV Cluster Detection and Response Implementation Learning Collaborative

State, local, and territorial health departments, including infectious disease, epidemiology, and prevention staff

1,008,844

Hub and Spoke Center of Excellence (CoE) in Harm Reduction

Public health workforce implementing HIV, VH, STI, TB, DUH, and integrated ID programs

1,500,000

Immunization Capacity Building Support:

Immunization Coalitions and Partnerships

Informatics Practitioners (Informaticians) $ 1,000,000

Implementation of Child Death Review in Additional States and Territories

Meets the priority CBA needs of one workforce segment across two or more health department types (state, tribal, local and territorial). A workforce segment can include, but are not limited to, epidemiologists, chronic disease specialists, public health lawyers, environmentalists, informaticians, data scientists, public health nurses, physicians in health departments, and nutritionists.

Implementing Automated Audiology Concept Extraction Application to Support Public Health Reporting

Public health informaticians in STLT health departments;

and public health professionals in STLT health departments working to improve quality, performance, and outcomes of individuals, programs, and organizations by utilizing data science techniques.

300,000

Implementing disability definitions for syndromic surveillance: informing equitable emergency response

Epidemiologists in state, territorial, and local health departments

350,000

Improving capacity for climate and health surveillance

Applied Epidemiologists in State, Tribal, Local and Territorial Health Departments, including those involved in informatics and surveillance capacity focused on climate-sensitive health outcomes.

75,000

Improving Capacity to Address Environmental Hazards and Excess Cancer Concerns

Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $ 150,000

Improving communication about the drug supply to improve health outcomes among PWUD

Public health workforce implementing HIV, VH, STI, TB, DUH, and integrated ID programs

1,000,000

Improving epidemiologic capabilities for response to non-infectious multi-state foodborne outbreaks

State, tribal, local, and territorial (STLT) public health agencies tasked with detecting and responding to infectious and non-infectious foodborne outbreaks and the populations they serve.

150,000

Improving foodborne outbreak investigation capacity for environmental health staff

Environmental Public Health Workforce $

Improving Obesity Prevention, Treatment, and Nutrition in FQHCs

Public health professionals and chronic disease practitioners in community health centers (CHCs) that serve households with lower incomes

455,000

Improving the response to seasonal influenza through the use of mathematical modeling and forecasting

State, local and territorial epidemiologists and public health officials (e.g. public health clinic personnel).

1,000,000

Increasing evidence-based decision-making about policies that support the health of children with neurodevelopmental disorders.

Health Department Legal Epidemiologists $ 300,000

Increasing preparedness for response to large-scale influenza and other respiratory viral infectious disease outbreak: hospitalization surveillance

State, local and territorial epidemiologists and public health officials (e.g. public health clinic personnel

1,000,000

Indigenous Evaluation Capacity Building and Recipient Coordination & Partnership Support

Evaluators in state, tribal, local, and territorial health departments

750,000

Lead Free Communities Initiative Chronic disease specialists, public health professionals working on chronic disease including chronic disease directors, directors of health promotion, chronic disease program practitioners, environmental health specialists, and others

225,000

Legal Surveillance and Mapping for HIV-related State and Territorial Statutory and Regulatory Policy

Governors and their staff, public health lawyers $ 300,000

Legionnaires' Disease Resource Development Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $ 100,000

Leveraging Legal Mapping for Suicide Prevention - Category B

This legal mapping project will benefit public health lawyers at national, state, and local levels by building capacity to understand and evaluate laws with potential to impact public health outcomes.

500,000

Maintaining and enhancing preparedness for response to COVID-19, pandemic, or other large-scale respiratory viral infectious disease outbreaks:

hospitalization surveillance

Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $ 1,000,000

Maintaining and enhancing preparedness for response to RSV, pandemic, or other large-scale respiratory viral infectious disease outbreaks:

hospitalization surveillance

Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $ 1,000,000

Make STEADI-based Fall Prevention a Routine Part of Clinical Care- Category B

Organization which works across two or more health department types and work with occupations such as epidemiologists, physicians in health departments and public health nurses.

475,000

Medical Examiner and Coroner Office Public Health Workforce Development

Forensic epidemiologists $ 300,000

NEDSS Base System (NBS) Modernization Needs Assessment & Community of Practice (CoP)

Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $ 400,000

Obesity Prevention Capacity Building in Early Care and Education Settings

The population of focus is governmental health department nutritionists who work to support Early Care and Education (ECE) coalitions and health focused stakeholder groups within states

400,000

Practical Resources and Training for the Performance Improvement Workforce

Public health performance improvement professionals in state, tribal, local, and territorial health departments

850,000

Pregnant People Infant Linked Longitudinal Surveillance

Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $ 500,000

Preventing Vector-borne disease in States and Territories

The Division of Vector-borne diseases wants to support the knowledge and understanding of vector borne diseases in state health departments by supporting workforce training and awareness-raising activities, and organizations like the National Association of Vector Borne Disease Control Officials.

150,000

Private Water Network Environmental Public Health Workforce $ 100,000

Public Health Law Training for Professionals and Practitioners

Public Health Lawyers, Legal Epidemiologist, and Practitioners who use the Law to Improve Public Health Outcomes.

550,000

Resource Guide: Getting the Most from Your Jurisdictional EHDI Program

Public health program directors, epidemiologists, and informaticians in STLT health departments; and public health professionals in STLT health departments working to improve quality, performance, and outcomes of individuals, programs, and organizations by utilizing data science and evaluation techniques.

175,000

Rural Public Health Training Curriculum State, tribal, local and territorial (STLT) health department staff responsible for strategic and community partnerships;

Evaluators in state, tribal, local, and territorial health departments; Chronic disease specialists, public health professionals working on chronic disease including chronic disease directors, directors of health promotion, chronic disease program practitioners, environmental health specialists, and others

200,000

Scaling What Works STLT Health Department staff working to adapt and implement proven strategies to improve cancer health outcomes in priority populations.

600,000

Standardized and Harmonized Laboratory Tests for Quality Patient Care

Standardized and harmonized laboratory tests for quality healthcare will be beneficial for public health to support various stakeholders who use chronic disease biomarker laboratory results for public health/healthcare decisions or to improve public health practice; researchers, clinicians, patients, and support the scientific communities in clinical laboratories.

100,000

STLT Data Agreement and Data Exchange Legal Capacity Building

Public Health Managers Working in Local, State, Territorial and Tribal Health Departments

1,000,000

STLT Workgroup on Frontline Investigation & Response Tools

Applied Epidemiologists in STLT HDs $

Strategic Skills Training Development Public health professionals in state, tribal, local, and territorial health departments

350,000

Strategic Workforce Development for Public Health Nutritionists

DNPAO funded Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) SPAN, REACH and HOP recipients and unfunded partners implementing specific nutrition and physical activity related strategic activities. Public Health Nutritionists in SPAN, HOP, REACH funded jurisdictions and public health nutritionists in unfunded states and communities working to advance farm to Early Care and Education (Farm to ECE) activities in states and communities.

775,000

Strengthening Capacity for Healthcare-associated Infections and Antimicrobial Resistance (HAI/AR) Programs

Public health staff in HAI/AR Programs in health departments nationwide

800,000

Strengthening Disaster Epidemiology Capacity for Natural and Human-Inducted Disasters

Epidemiologists in state, tribal, local, and territorial health departments

375,000

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