PPHF16: Immunization –Improving Immunization Rates and Enhancing Disease Prevention through Partnerships with Providers and National Organizations that focus on Public Health – Financed Solely by 2016 Prevention and Public Health Funds | Apply Online

Opportunity Summary:

The grant opportunity titled "PPHF16: Immunization - Improving Immunization Rates and Enhancing Disease Prevention through Partnerships with Providers and National Organizations that focus on Public Health - Financed Solely by 2016 Prevention and Public Health Funds" is a continuation funding opportunity from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (HHS-CDC). It is issued under Funding Opportunity Number CDC RFA IP14 140503PPHF16 and falls under CFDA 93.733, which is associated with immunization-related public health activities. The overall purpose, as stated in the title and brief description, is to support efforts that raise immunization rates and strengthen disease prevention by working in partnership with healthcare providers and national organizations that have a public health focus. The key emphasis is on collaboration and coordinated action, suggesting that the work is intended to be carried out through established provider networks and national-level partners that can influence vaccination practices, policies, and service delivery across broader populations.

This opportunity is financed solely through the Prevention and Public Health Fund (PPHF) using FY 2016 funds, which signals that the funding source is specifically dedicated to prevention-oriented public health initiatives rather than clinical care reimbursement. The mechanism is a cooperative agreement, meaning the CDC is expected to have substantial involvement in the funded project beyond what would typically occur in a standard grant. In practice, cooperative agreements often involve ongoing technical assistance, joint planning, and alignment with CDC program priorities, performance measures, and reporting expectations. The opportunity category is listed as "Continuation," which indicates this funding is intended to extend or continue an existing project or program rather than launching a brand-new effort open to a wide field of new applicants.

Administrative details reinforce that this is a targeted continuation action rather than a broad competition. Only one award was expected, and the listed award ceiling is shown as 0, which commonly indicates that the specific funding level is not provided in the public summary or is determined within continuation parameters rather than through an open maximum award amount. Eligibility is described as "Others," with clarification deferred to an additional eligibility text field not included in the excerpt, another sign that eligibility may be narrowly defined (for example, limited to an incumbent recipient or a specific type of partner organization).

The timeline for this opportunity is straightforward: it was created and posted on February 9, 2016, with an original and current closing date of May 30, 2016, indicating no deadline extension in the posted summary. The activity category is "Health," consistent with the immunization and disease prevention focus, and the basic program description highlights improving vaccination uptake and enhancing prevention outcomes through partnerships, likely aiming to support strategies such as provider education and engagement, implementation of evidence-based immunization practices, strengthening of referral and reminder systems, improved access through provider collaboration, and coordination with national organizations capable of disseminating best practices at scale.

In short, PPHF16 is a CDC continuation cooperative agreement funded entirely through 2016 PPHF dollars, designed to maintain and advance immunization improvement work by leveraging partnerships with healthcare providers and national public health-focused organizations, with a single expected award and eligibility details that appear to be defined outside the limited summary provided.

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