Funding Priorities
Improving health outcomes and access
Communities of Color, particularly African American / Black, Latinx, and American Indian/Alaska Native communities.
Serving underserved geographic areas
such as South King County and rural King County.
Addressing cultural, linguistic, economic, and access barriers
to ensure access for underserved communities to health resources and services.
Providing services
that are not paid for, in part or fully, under currently available coverage programs.
How to Apply
Submit a Letter of Intent through the online application system around the beginning of the calendar year. Letters of Intents will be reviewed by an Ad Hoc review panel appointed by PHPDA’s Governing Council and will determine which projects will be invited to submit full applications.
2024 LOIs are CLOSED
Eligibility
Nonprofit, government, and public organizations may apply. If you do not have nonprofit status, you may be eligible to apply under a fiscal sponsor.
Funding for service delivery is limited to King County. There are no geographic restrictions on the residence of clients served or advocacy efforts, as long as the program can demonstrate the use of funds addressing disparities in health among residents of the Puget Sound region (King, Snohomish, Pierce, and Kitsap counties).
Organizations may not receive two PHPDA grants in the same year for the same
project. Applicants can request grant funds for a different project as long as the
time period covered by funding ends by the new contract period.
Application Process
- Grant Application Guide: Describing Program Performance and Goals >>
