Subrecipient Implementation and Evaluation of Healthy Native Babies Project Materials

The CDC Foundation seeks proposals from eligible onshore United States entities to implement and evaluate Healthy Native Babies Project materials. Selected subrecipients will integrate culturally relevant infant safe sleep education across clinical, community, and family settings, train staff and partners, and complete all project activities no later than September 2027. Applicants must have demonstrated experience developing or using project materials, which may be established through the proposed project team, key personnel, or subcontractors. Eligible applicants include Tribal Serving Organizations, such as business entities wholly owned by federally recognized Tribes. Applicants must maintain a current DUNS number, submit a budget with personnel fringe details, and include audited financial records or Form 990 documentation. Awards will be issued as cost-reimbursable subrecipient agreements requiring compliance with 2 CFR Part 200, with no allowable fee or profit.