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US Department of Health and Human Services

Funds health research, public health initiatives, and social services through multiple operating divisions and programs.

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Annual funding—
Programs4
Active grants3
Total grants5
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HHS is the largest grant-making agency in the US, responsible for enhancing the health and well-being of all Americans through effective health and human services and advances in medicine, public health, and social services. Its direct grant footprint is concentrated in the Office of the Secretary staff divisions — primarily OASH (which administers Title X family planning, women's health, minority…

Programs & grants under this funder
OASH Community Health Programs (MAHA-Aligned)

Funds community health initiatives in the United States to reduce chronic disease inequality and strengthen support systems.

2 grants
Making America Healthy Again — Dementia Disparities (OMH) — Seed
Open
$5M pool
Pregnancy and Postpartum Hypertension Control Initiative (OWH) — Seed
Open
$10M pool
Teen Pregnancy Prevention (TPP) Program — National Training Center

Supports a national training and technical assistance centre in the United States for teen pregnancy prevention resources.

1 grant
National Training Center for Teen Pregnancy Prevention
Closed
$1.5M pool
Title X Family Planning Research Grants

Funds applied studies in the United States to improve delivery, quality, and efficiency of family planning services.

1 grant
Title X Family Planning Research Grants
Closed
$7.5M pool
Title X Family Planning Services

Funds family planning and reproductive health services in the United States for low-income communities and clinics.

1 grant
Title X Family Planning Services Grants
Open
$257M pool·140 days
Last verified: 1 Jun 2026Source: www.hhs.gov