NIMHD-Improving Native American Cancer Outcomes

The National Institutes of Health (NIH), through the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD), awards grants under Assistance Listing 93.2NC to support research, education, outreach, and clinical access initiatives aimed at improving cancer screening, diagnosis, and treatment outcomes in American Indian and Alaska Native populations, particularly those in rural communities, with award details and funding levels specified in individual NOFOs.

The program's scope centers on culturally respectful, practical approaches to cancer care delivery and research within AI/AN communities. Funded activities include basic and applied cancer research, patient education and community outreach, clinical trial participation support, and healthcare access initiatives that address cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment in underserved rural and tribal settings.

The source provides no recent grant award portfolio data, award history, typical funding magnitudes, or open grant opportunities. Without access to the program's recent disbursement activity, award cadence, or current solicitation status, a definitive assessment of whether this program represents an active funding opportunity cannot be made from the materials provided. Prospective applicants should consult the NIH NIMHD website, Grants.gov, and the most recent NOFO to determine current funding availability, application deadlines, eligible applicant categories, required cost-share or matching contributions, and typical award ranges for this program.