Hansen's Disease National Ambulatory Care Program

The Department of Health and Human Services Public Health Service funds ambulatory care services for Hansen's disease patients through CFDA 93.215, with the most recent grant award issued on July 1, 2003—over two decades ago.

This program is inactive. No grant awards have been disbursed since 2003. The funding history spans from March 1994 through July 2003, with activity concentrated in 2000 and 2001, when the program issued 23 of its 37 total awards. The portfolio shows no recent grant opportunities.

The program funded clinical care delivery and related ambulatory services for Hansen's disease patients at designated treatment centers. Awards supported ongoing operational funding for patient care programs rather than research or infrastructure development.

The Department of Health and Human Services Public Health Service issued 33 awards totaling $5.5 million in federal dollars obligated, with the remainder coming from a separate Department of Health and Human Services funding stream that recorded negative obligations of $70 thousand. The portfolio is predominantly Project Grants (89% of awards) with a smaller share of Block Grants (11%).

Recent awards ranged from $35 thousand to $358 thousand, with typical single-year project grants in the $100–$330 thousand range. Project Grant 00000H2BCS00033, awarded October 1, 2001, obligated $358 thousand. Project Grant 000H2BCS00025A0, awarded July 1, 2003, obligated $336 thousand. Project Grant 2BCS00033A00000, awarded October 1, 2000, obligated $358 thousand.

Do not pursue this program. The absence of grant awards for over two decades, combined with no indication of resumed solicitation activity, signals that this assistance listing is no longer operational. The program's last documented cycle ended in 2003, and no recent grant opportunities appear in the funding pipeline.