Tribes and Tribal-serving organizations seeking federal funding should familiarize themselves with new resources for identifying funding opportunities, in addition to the grants.gov website. These resources are the Bureau of Indian Affairs’ (BIA) Access to Capital Clearinghouse and the Health Resources & Services Administration’s (HRSA) Tribal Affairs websites.
Explore how to navigate the database and more considerations below.
The BIA Access to Capital Clearinghouse lists opportunities from over 15 federal agencies and can be sorted by:
There are currently roughly 600 funding opportunities. Filtering to just health care or public health-related opportunities available to Tribal governments, there are currently over 170 federal funding programs listed.
A few examples from the Access to Capital Clearinghouse are:
HRSA has recently launched their redesigned Tribal Affairs website, aimed to improve accessibility and transparency of funding opportunities for Tribes and Tribal-serving organizations.
The updated Tribal Affairs website includes:
Examples of HRSA-funded grants currently available on this website are:
For support with identifying federal funding opportunities, navigating the grant application process, grants management, compliance, or accounting, please reach out to your Moss Adams professional.