The Paso del Norte Health Foundation (Health Foundation) seeks Letters of Intent (LOIs) from eligible organizations to provide diabetes prevention, early detection, and management. Programs may be related to type 1, type 2, or gestational diabetes. Population, systems, and individual level strategies will be considered. The following categories are of special interest.

• Diabetes Education
• Diabetes Literacy
• Professional Capacity Building
• Organizational Improvements
• Workgroups
• School Approaches

More detailed information about the categories of special interest can be found by applying online.

Cost Analysis: All organizations invited to submit a full proposal for either diabetes education or diabetes literacy programs will be asked to submit a cost-analysis for the proposed program with the full proposal.

Current Diabetes Grantees: Current diabetes grantees should submit an LOI if they intend to apply for diabetes program funding in the 2022-23 grant cycle. Applicants may choose to submit more than one LOI.

What We Will Fund

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Key Dates

Deadlines & Schedule

• Letters of intent due via the Health Foundation’s on-line application system: February 1, 2022
• Invitations for full proposals announced: February 25, 2022
• Invited applicants may meet with a program officer before submitting the full proposal
• Full proposals due: April 22, 2022
• Notice of grant award: August 2, 2022
• Funding cycle starts: September 1, 2022, but other dates may be proposed; most grants will be for one year, but may be renewed annually

Eligibility Criteria

Eligible applicants include nonprofit tax-exempt organizations, including churches and units of government, located in the Paso del Norte region. See the Grant Center on the Paso del Norte Health Foundation website www.pdnhf.org for more information about grant guidelines.

Service Region

The Paso del Norte Health Foundation operates in a unique binational environment, which stretches across two countries and three states. This region serves the 2.4 million people living in El Paso and Hudspeth Counties in far west Texas, Doña Ana, Luna, and Otero Counties in southern New Mexico, and the municipality of Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico.