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RFGA for Healthy Homes Grant Program - Round 2 Funding for Disabled and Older Adults

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S-44300-00017214State & Local

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The Healthy Homes Grant Program Round 2 Funding Opportunity is open to applicants seeking support for initiatives benefiting disabled and older adults through home-based health and safety improvements. Solicitation number S-44300-00017214, issued by the Oregon Health Authority’s Public Health office in Portland, invites applications from eligible entities under the SLED classification. The opportunity allows for funding to enhance living conditions and promote health equity by addressing environmental hazards and accessibility challenges in residences. Proposals must align with program goals to improve outcomes for vulnerable populations through targeted interventions such as home modifications, lead hazard mitigation, or infection control measures. The application deadline is September 29, 2026, at 11:00 PM Pacific Time, and all submissions must be made through the OregonBuys portal linked in the solicitation details. Danielle Pompe is designated as the primary point of contact for inquiries regarding the opportunity. The place of performance is centered in Portland, Oregon, and applicants should ensure their proposed activities can be effectively implemented within this geographic scope. Funding is intended to support projects that demonstrate measurable impact, sustainability, and collaboration with community stakeholders to foster healthier home environments for older adults and individuals with disabilities.

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Funding for home health and safety improvements for disabled and older adults in Portland, Oregon, deadline September 29, 2026.

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Oregon → OHA Public HealthView Agency

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925110 - Administration of Housing ProgramsView NAICS

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Portland, OR, 97232, US

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AgencyOregon → OHA Public Health
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OfficePortland, OR, 97232, US
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Oregon → OHA Public Health
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Office AddressPortland, OR, 97232, US
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This is an Opportunity Notice for Request for Grant Application(s) for the Healthy Homes Grant Program Round 2 Funding Opportunity as described in the Notice found in the Attachments tab.

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