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Event schedule: - HHS Banner Logo *Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4 Grant Applications Due Tomorrow, * "06/08/2026" Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page [ https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/TXHHSC/bulletins/41b0eb8 ]. Rural Texas Strong [ https://www.hhs.texas.gov/ ] *Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4 Grant Applications Due Tomorrow, June 9* - June 9 - 10:30 a.m - When applying, please make sure all required information and materials are submitted before the deadline within the HHSC Grants Management System. - Applications for *Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4: The Next Generation of the Small Town Doctor and Team* are due by 10:30 a.m. Central time tomorrow, . - June 9 - When applying, please make sure all required information and materials are submitted before the deadline within the HHSC Grants Management System. - Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4 Grant Applications Due Tomorrow, June 9 06/08/2026 Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page . Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4 Grant Applications Due Tomorrow, June 9 Applications for Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4: The Next Generation of the Small Town Doctor and Team are due by 10:30 a.m. Central time tomorrow, June 9. When applying, please make sure all required information and materials are submitted before the deadline within the HHSC Grants Management System. To apply for a grant, you’ll need to register an account in IAMOnline, then fill out the application forms for the grant at the HHS Grants Portal. To Register an Account Go to the IAMOnline . Click the “Register Non-HHS employee account or organization.” If your organization is already registered, select “Register an Individual.” If your organization isn’t registered, “Register an Organization.” (You will automatically be registered as an individual, but others in your organization will need to register as individuals). List victoria.grady@hhs.texas.gov as agency sponsor. Follow the instructions on the page to register your account. You’ll get an email confirming registration application. You’ll get a second email when your registration is approved. To Apply for a Grant After You’ve Set Up Your IAMOnline Account Go to the IAMOnline . Sign the Authorized User Access (AUA) form located in the AUA tile on your IAMOnline portal. Click on the Manage my Access tile. Type “GMS” into the search bar and select “GMS External.” Follow the remaining steps to submit your request for the GMS application tile. Be sure you click the “Submit Application” button. Click on the GMS tile, and from there you will land on the GMS dashboard. Locate your new pending award by going to My Dashboard page and searching under the In Negotiations tab in the Awards table. Please review the Contract Packet and access the Tasks tab to complete any actions by the listed deadline. HHSC appreciates your interest in supporting and strengthening rural health initiatives across Texas and looks forward to reviewing your application. If you have questions or need help, please contact RuralTexasStrong@hhs.texas.gov . You have subscribed to get updates about Texas Health and Human Services (HHS). For more information about HHS, please visit our website . Stay Connected  (en español)   Subscriber Services Manage Preferences    -    Unsubscribe   |   Help This email was sent to p2p4.ai@gmail.com using govDelivery Communications Cloud on behalf of: Texas Health and Human Services Commission · 707 17th St, Suite 4000 · Denver, CO 80202

This document contains multiple award amounts for Texas-based organizations under the HHSC PCS Grant program, indicating funding distribution to support health and social services across various communities in Texas.

Texas HHSC awarded $350,000 each to multiple rural hospitals and health centers under the PCS Grant Awards program, totaling $12,250,000. The awards support rural hospital quality improvement and capacity building efforts.

Texas HHSC awarded 21 rural hospitals with $250,000 each under PCS Grant Awards for rural hospital support and transformation. Total award amount is $5.25 million. The document lists specific hospital awardees and addresses with no fiscal year provided.

This funding opportunity provides up to $5,000,000 for the Texas Maternal Health Outcomes Program. Program priorities are reducing severe obstetric complications, focusing on rural and high-need communities, supporting quality improvement, and strengthening partnerships. Funding does not support direct clinical care, but rather supports systems, data, and coordination to improve maternal health outcomes. Key contacts: Dedra Williams Dedra.Williams@hhs.texas.gov Event schedule: - Application Deadline - 02/05/2026 - 10:30 AM CT - Questions Due - 01/13/2026 - 5:00 PM CT - Anticipated Project Start - July 2026 - Funding Announcement Posting Date - 2026-01-07 - Deadline for Submitting Questions or Requests for Clarification - 2026-01-13 - 17:00 Central Time - Date Answers to Questions or Requests for Clarification Posted - 2026-01-16 - 17:00 Central Time - Deadline for Submission of Applications - 2026-02-05 - 10:30 Central Time - Anticipated Notice of Award - 2026-05

Texas HHSC is seeking applications to improve maternal health outcomes and reduce severe obstetric complications in delivery encounters. The program prioritizes data-driven, community-focused initiatives targeting pregnant and postpartum women. Applications are being solicited for the 2026 cycle. Event schedule: - Release Date - 01/07/2026 - CT - Submission Deadline - 02/05/2026 - 10:30 AM CT

Texas Health and Human Services Commission is soliciting applications for Rural Texas Strong Initiative 1, Part 2, which focuses on improving health for rural Texans. Applicants must complete the registration and application process before the June 4 deadline. The initiative aims to support and strengthen rural health efforts across Texas. Key contacts: Victoria Grady victoria.grady@hhs.texas.gov; RuralTexasStrong@HHS.Texas.Gov Event schedule: - Application Due Date - 06/04/2024 - 10:30 AM CT - Online (HHS Grants Portal)

The program offers funding to eligible rural healthcare providers focusing on recruitment, training, and retention of healthcare professionals in rural areas. It supports building local education and training pipelines and developing retention strategies to strengthen healthcare in small Texas towns. Key contacts: Alexis Jimerson spppcs@hhs.texas.gov Event schedule: - Release Date - April 27, 2026 - Submission Deadline - May 27, 2026 - 10:30 AM CDT

This CMS summary covers multiple state applications to the Rural Health Transformation Program for FY26, with each describing targeted strategies to expand rural care access, workforce, telehealth, care coordination, preventative health, and digital infrastructure. Award amounts for individual states are proposed (e.g., Alabama $203M, Arizona $167M, California $234M), but no specific sub-recipient or hospital awards are named here. All examples are presented at the state strategic plan level, focused on overcoming rural barriers and improving population health.

This document provides detailed guidance for applicants to the Texas Maternal Health Outcomes Program RFA, focusing on eligibility, allowable activities, reporting standards, and health priorities. Projects may address statewide needs, with special emphasis on rural areas and severe obstetric complications. The program funds enhancements or modifications to existing interventions for pregnant and postpartum women, but does not cover direct clinical service delivery. Key contacts: Dedra Williams dedra.williams@hhs.texas.gov Event schedule: - RFA Release Date - 03/07/2022 - RFA Review/Revision Date - 03/07/2024

This document outlines the criteria for evaluating Pedi-Tele project applications under Texas RHTP. It details scoring for project design, sustainability, and budget as they relate to connecting rural sites with pediatric specialists. Sustainability and impact on the target rural pediatric population are key emphases.

The Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) is seeking federal funding to reduce chronic disease through prevention and wellness grants, invest in consumer-facing technology, deploy AI and telehealth services, recruit and retain rural health workers, improve cybersecurity, and upgrade rural hospital equipment. Over 300 written comments and regional meetings informed the development of the application titled 'Rural Texas Strong: Supporting Health and Wellness.' The state will use a competitive process to award funds to benefit rural Texans.