Current OMH Grantees

The Office of Minority Health (OMH) administers grant programs in an effort to identify evidence-based strategies, practices, and interventions that work to improve health outcomes for racial and ethnic minorities and eliminate racial and ethnic health disparities. OMH grantees are strongly encouraged to produce documented results that demonstrate whether and how efforts conducted as part of their funded projects make a difference. OMH's Evaluation Planning Guidelines for OMH Grant Applicants (Evaluation Guidelines) [PDF | 3.7MB] and Evaluation Protocol for Systematically Evaluating Efforts to Improve Racial and Ethnic Minority Health, Reduce Health Disparities, and Effect Systems Approaches (Evaluation Protocol) [PDF | 4.5MB] are available to provide guidance to OMH grantees and other stakeholders on developing and implementing evaluation plans for this purpose.

The following represents the content we have available in this category:


	FY 2012 cooperative agreements targeting racial and ethnic minority populations
	FY 2010 Competitive Grants and Cooperative Agreements
	HHS Awards More Than $5 Million to the University of Mississippi for Help in Eliminating Health Disparities in the Mississippi Delta Region Through the utilization of a prevention research center model, this grant aims to address the health promotion and disease prevention needs of rural disadvantaged and minority populations by conducting and implementing participatory, science-based, health promotion and disease prevention research and interventions.
	2009 HIV/AIDS Health Improvement for Re-entering Ex-offenders Initiative (HIRE) FY 2009 Grantees
	2009 Youth Empowerment Program Grants FY 2009 Grantees
	Curbing HIV/AIDS Transmission among High Risk Minority Youth and Adolescents (CHAT) FY 2009 Grantees
	HIV/AIDS Collaborative Technical Assistance and Capacity Development Grants FY 2008 Grantees
	AI/AN Health Disparities Program Grants FY 2007 Grantees
	OMH's Evaluation Planning Guidelines and Evaluation Protocol
	Hispanic Physicians' Leadership Development Initiative (HPLD)
	2009 Mississippi Delta Region Institute (DRI)

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