Health Education Grants
Last updated August 16, 2026
There are currently 728 active health education grants in Grantable's free grants database, drawn from state and foundation sources and updated daily.
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| ★ | Grant | Deadline ▲ | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| CSFF: Youth Advocacy Project Grant | Rolling | $10K – $50K | |
| State Opioid Response – Higher Education Community Outreach Grant | Rolling | Varies | |
| Health & Wellness Agency Grant | Rolling | Up to $10K | |
| Stone County Community Fund | Rolling | Varies | |
| SNAP-Ed (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education) | Rolling | Varies | |
| SACF: Healthy Youth & Healthy Seniors Fund Grant | Rolling | Varies | |
| Hampton Roads Community Foundation: Community Grants - Vibrant Places | Rolling | Varies | |
| Title V Maternal and Child Health Services Block Grant | Rolling | Varies |
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About health education grants
Health education grants fund programs that improve health literacy, patient education, and prevention knowledge in communities and clinical settings. Federal funders including the CDC and NIH support health-literacy initiatives and educational programming, while national philanthropies and corporate funders back community health-education efforts. These grants typically pay for educational workshops, accessible materials, and training for health educators and community health workers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What grants are available for health education programs?
Funding supports health-literacy initiatives, patient and community education, prevention campaigns, and training for health educators and community health workers. Grants can pay for developing accessible educational materials, running workshops, and building school- or clinic-based education programs. Funders often prioritize populations with limited health literacy, including older adults, low-income communities, and historically underserved groups.
Who funds health education and health literacy work?
The CDC supports health-literacy and public-health education efforts, and the NIH has funded a substantial body of health-literacy research across many of its institutes and centers. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation funds education and prevention initiatives, and national public-health intermediaries help channel federal funding to local programs. Many opportunities are open to nonprofits, schools, clinics, and public agencies.
What is the difference between research and program grants here?
Research grants, such as those NIH awards, study how health education and literacy affect outcomes and disparities. Program grants fund the delivery of education itself: workshops, materials, and educator training. If your goal is to run direct community education, target program and community grants; if you aim to evaluate or build evidence, look to research-oriented funders. Confirm eligibility, as research grants often require an academic or clinical partner.
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