Promoting Access to Guidelines-Based Care for People with Asthma | Apply Online

Opportunity Summary:

The grant opportunity titled "Promoting Access to Guidelines-Based Care for People with Asthma" is a continuation funding announcement from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (HHS-CDC), specifically through the National Center for Environmental Health (NCEH). It is issued under Funding Opportunity Number CDC RFA EH15-150302CONT16 and is structured as a cooperative agreement, which typically means recipients would carry out program activities with substantial involvement from CDC staff in areas like planning, technical assistance, performance monitoring, and evaluation. The overall focus is on improving access to asthma care that follows established clinical guidelines, with the practical intent of helping people with asthma receive more consistent, evidence-based management that can reduce symptoms, prevent exacerbations, and improve quality of life.

This opportunity is categorized as "Continuation," indicating it is meant to extend or continue work already underway rather than fund entirely new, unrelated projects. The activity category is listed as Health, and it is associated with CFDA number 93.070, which corresponds to CDC asthma-related public health programming. The announcement was created and posted on March 6, 2016, with an application closing date of April 15, 2016 (both original and current closing dates are the same), suggesting a defined and unchanged submission window for the continuation cycle.

In terms of who can apply, the eligible applicant category is listed broadly as "Others," with a note that applicants should consult the "Additional Information on Eligibility" section in the full announcement for specific clarification. In practice, language like this often points to a limited pool of continuation-eligible recipients (such as existing awardees, designated partners, or organizations meeting a particular set of criteria) rather than open competition to all entities. The announcement anticipates up to 50 awards, which implies a relatively wide distribution of continuation support across multiple recipients or jurisdictions, commonly consistent with state, local, territorial, or partner-based public health implementation efforts tied to asthma programs.

The financial fields show an award ceiling of 0, which usually does not mean there is no funding, but rather that a specific maximum per award was not entered in this summary record or is governed by other documentation (for example, continuation amounts may be determined by prior-year funding levels, availability of appropriations, recipient performance, or negotiated workplans and budgets). Because the instrument is a cooperative agreement, budgeting and deliverables are commonly tied to approved program plans and performance measures, with CDC involvement to ensure alignment with national asthma control priorities and guidelines-based standards of care.

Overall, the opportunity supports public health and healthcare-access strategies aimed at expanding and strengthening delivery of asthma care consistent with clinical guidelines. While the brief listing does not provide programmatic details, the title and CDC context generally point to work such as improving systems that connect patients to appropriate clinical management, promoting use of standardized asthma care practices, supporting education and adherence to guideline-based treatment, and strengthening coordination between public health programs, healthcare providers, and community resources so that people with asthma can more reliably obtain recommended assessment, medication management, follow-up care, and self-management support.

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