National Training Center for Teen Pregnancy Prevention
Supports national-level teams delivering training and technical guidance to teen pregnancy prevention efforts across United States partners.
The FY2026 National Training Center for Teen Pregnancy Prevention (NOFO AH-TPS-26-001) is a single-award cooperative agreement issued by the Office of Population Affairs (OPA) under HHS/OASH. The award ceiling is $1.5 million — the entire program pool — and only one recipient will be selected nationally, making this among the most competitive funding opportunities in the OPA portfolio. The coopera…
Training and technical assistance to all OPA-funded teen pregnancy prevention grantees, sub-recipients, and implementation partners at the national level.
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