Native American Research Centers for Health (NARCH) Planning Grants (R34 - Clinical Trial Not Allowed)
This grant funds planning grants for research centers focused on health issues affecting Native American populations.
About this program
The Native American Research Centers for Health (NARCH) Planning Grants support the development of research centers that address health disparities in Native American communities. These grants are designed to enhance the capacity of Native American tribes and organizations to conduct health-related research and to foster collaborations between tribal entities and academic institutions. The goal is to improve health outcomes through culturally relevant research initiatives that are driven by the needs of the communities served. Eligible applicants include Native American tribes, tribal organizations, and institutions that partner with these entities. The planning grants will help in the formulation of research proposals that can lead to larger funding opportunities. By focusing on the unique health challenges faced by Native Americans, the NARCH program aims to empower these communities through research that is both impactful and sustainable.
Eligibility
Native American tribes, tribal organizations, and academic institutions partnering with them.