Child Development and, Surveillance, Research and Prevention

The Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) funds programs supporting child health and development outcomes through CFDA 93.312, though the most recent grant awards were made in 2015. The program awards Cooperative Agreements exclusively; the portfolio contains only two awards totaling $7 million federal dollars obligated. Both awards were made to the CDC itself and completed by August 31, 2019. One Cooperative Agreement for $3.4 million supported National Public Health Practice and Resource Centers for children with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder; a second for $3.6 million supported the Tourette Association of America through the NPHPRC model to develop and disseminate evidence-based informational programs and resources on recognition, diagnosis, and management of Tourette syndrome.

No grant opportunities have been posted under this Assistance Listing in the recent window covered by the source. Award activity has not been reported since fiscal 2015, when the portfolio records two awards. The lack of recent funding activity and the absence of currently posted opportunities suggest this program is not actively soliciting applications at this time. Prospective applicants should verify current program status with the CDC before investing in proposal development, as the eleven-year gap since the most recent award and the absence of recent NOFOs indicate the program may be inactive or under redesign.