Appalachian Mountain Community Health Centers: $1.1 million for HRSA Behavioral Health Services Expansion Grant

Arkansas Center for Data Sciences: $2 million from the Department of Labor for workforce development

Arkansas Department of Education: $2 million from the Department of Labor for the Closing the Skills Gap Program

Ascension Health System: $2.9 million from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) for the Medical Liabilities and Patient Safety Demonstration Grant

Association of Assistive Technology Act Programs (ATAP): $3 million over 5 years from ACL AT National Activities Grant

Blue Ridge Community Health Services: $1 million from HRSA's Rural Communities Opioid Response Program-Implementation to address SUD and OUD in Western North Carolina

Blue Ridge Community Health Services: $100,000 from HRSA for the Rural Health Network Development Planning Grant

BronxCare Health System: $1,968,020 from New York Department of Health Increasing Training Capacity in Statewide Healthcare Facilities Grant

Buncombe County: $1.5 million from DOJ/OJP Community Violence Intervention and Prevention Initiative

C.A.R.E Transylvania County: $200,000 from HRSA for the Rural Communities Opioid Response Program (RCORP) Planning Grant

C.A.R.E Transylvania County: Just under $600,000 from the BJA for their FY 21 Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant, and Substance Use Site-based Program (COSSUP)

C.A.R.E. Transylvania County: $999,947 from the BJA for their FY 24 Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant, and Substance Use Site-based Program (COSSUP)

Care New England/Brown University: $5 million from NIH to support the Women and Infants Hospital

Cass County Memorial Health: $198,116, HRSA Rural Healthcare Vaccine Confidence Program

Charlotte Bilingual Preschool: $50,000 from Truist Foundation in support of their Workforce Development Program for Latino individuals to pursue careers as Early Childhood Educators

Cheshire Medical Center: $900,000 from HRSA Rural Network Development Grant

Cheshire Medical Center: $1.8 million over 5 years for CDC Partnerships to Improve Community Health

City of Syracuse: $600,000 from the CDC for Community Health Workers for Public Health Response and Resiliency

Covington County Hospital: $500k/year for 4 years from HRSA Rural Communities Opioid Response Program-Mental and Behavioral Health

Duke University: $49,837,443 from the Department of Education’s Full-Service Community Schools Program (FSCS) for their North Carolina Community Schools Coalition (NCCSC) project

Families First of Cabarrus County: $50,000 from Truist Foundation in support of their Home-Based Child Care Leadership and Network Development (HBCC LAND) project

For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST): $25 million from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Robotics Outreach Competition

Gateway Wellness Foundation: $132,000 from the North Carolina Housing Financial Assistance Urgent Repair Program

Geisinger Health System/Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine: $3.5 million over 5 years from HRSA's Center of Excellence program to produce a workforce that is racially and ethnically diverse

Gerald Champion Medical Center: $749,933 from HRSA for the Rural Residency Program

Greater Cincinnati Health Bridge: $13,900,000 from the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) for the Technology's Beacon Community Opportunity

Gulf Wind Technology: $1.1 million for Department of Energy Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II Grant

Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation: $337,000, USDA in support of tele-behavioral health/distance education

Jewish Health System: $2.2 million award from the Dept. of Education Disability and Rehabilitation Research Projects opportunity

Land of Sky Regional Council: $1.5 million from the Department of Labor YouthBuild grant program

Land of Sky Regional Council: $3,999,459 from the Department of Labor Growth Opportunities Program

Madison County, NC: $125,000/year for 5 years from the SAMHSA Mental Health Awareness and Training Program

Mary Greeley Medical Center: $250,000 from Iowa Department of Workforce Development for the 2025 Iowa Healthcare Credentialing Grant

MedStar/Benton Technologies: $900,000 award for Phase I and Phase II SBIR grants

Minnesota State Community and Technical College: $4,201,050 from the Department of Labor for the Strengthening Community Colleges (SCC3) program

Minnesota State Community and Technical College: $4,201,050 from the Department of Labor Strengthening Community Colleges (SCC3) program

Minnesota State Community and Technical College: $2 million from the Department of Education Title III Grant program

Minnesota State Community and Technical College: $125,000 to Otto Bremer Foundation for Health Professional Pathways

Mississippi Public Health Institute: $1.2 million over three years from SAMHSA under the Syndemic Approach to Preventing HIV and Substance Use Among Racial and Ethnic Minority Communities grant program.

Mountain Area Health Education Center: $4 million from SAMHSA Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic Expansion Grant

North Carolina Center for Health Wellness at UNC Asheville: $2,050,000 over 5 years from CDC State Public Health Approaches to Addressing Arthritis

Partners Aligned Toward Health (PATH): $625,000 from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Drug FreeCommunities Grant program

Polk Sawmill: $300,000 from USDA 2024 Wood Innovations

Rutherford County: $900,000 from the North Carolina CDBG-Coronavirus grant program

Schenectady County: $600,000 from the CDC for Community Health Workers for Public Health Response and Resiliency

South Central Regional Medical Center: $750,000 over three years from the HRSA Rural Residency Planning and Development Program

Southwestern Commission: $289,331 from the U. S. Department of Transportation's Safe Streets and Roads for All Grant Program

SPARC Foundation: $2 million from the SAMHSA NCTSI-II grant program for Family Centered Treatment Recovery efforts in Western North Carolina

Tarrant County College: $350,000 from the National Science Foundation for their Advanced Technological Education Grant

United Medical Center, D.C.: $210,000 from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation for Clinical Scholars Program