Community Prevention Coalitions (Partnership) Demonstration Grant

The Department of Health and Human Services Public Health Service administered the Community Prevention Coalitions (Partnership) Demonstration Grant program (CFDA 93.194), with the most recent grant awards made in July 2001.

This program is no longer active. The funding record shows six Project Grants totaling $172 thousand in federal dollars obligated, all awarded in 2001. No grant opportunities have been posted recently, and no awards have been disbursed since July 2001—over 25 years ago. The program appears to have operated as a single-year demonstration initiative rather than an ongoing funding line.

The program funded community-based initiatives to eliminate alcohol and drug abuse through prevention coalitions and partnership models. Representative awards from May and July 2001 included Project Grant 3SP09336A000000 ($50 thousand), Project Grant 3SP09325A000000 ($49 thousand 991), and Project Grant 3SP09330A000000 ($49 thousand 290), all with performance periods ending in April 2002.

All six awards were Project Grants, representing 100 percent of the assistance-type mix. The Department of Health and Human Services Public Health Service was the sole funding agency, responsible for all six awards and the full $172 thousand portfolio.

Individual award magnitudes ranged from approximately $33 thousand to $50 thousand. The program does not represent an active funding opportunity for current pursuit.