Wednesday, April 2, 2025
4/2/2025
Rural Communities Opioid Response-Implementation - 1. Project Title CITC Rural Communities Opioid Response Program 2. Requested Award Amount $1,000,000 3. Applicant Organization Name Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Inc. 4. Applicant Organization Address 3600 San Jeronimo Ct, Anchorage, AK 99508 5. Applicant Organization Facility Type (e.g., Rural Health Clinic, Critical Access Hospital, Tribe/Tribal Organization, Health System, Institute of Higher Learning, Community-based Organization, Foundation, Rural Health Network, etc.) Tribe/Tribal Organization 6. Project Director Name and Title Angela Michaud, Senior Director, Recovery Services department 7. Project Director Contact Information (phone and email) (907) 793-3200, a.michaud@citci.org 8. Are you a current FY20 or FY21 RCORP-Implementation award recipient? no 9. EIN Exception Request in Attachment 8? (Y/N) - Note: HRSA reserves the right to deem applications that provide insufficient information in Attachment 8, or are nearly identical in content, to be ineligible. In this instance, assuming all other eligibility criteria are met, HRSA will only accept the last submitted application associated with the EIN. no 10. How the Applicant First Learned About the Funding Opportunity (select one: State Office of Rural Health, HRSA News Release, Grants.gov, HRSA Project Officer, HRSA Website, Technical Assistance Provider, State/Local Health Department) Grants.gov 11. Number of Consortium Members & List of Consortium Members 10 consortium members: (i) CITC, (ii) Alaska AIDS Assistance Association, (iii) the Alaska Department of Corrections, (iv) Alaska Job Corps Center, (v) Chickaloon Native Village, (vi) Knik Tribal Council, (vii) MyHouse Mat-Su, (viii) the Palmer Police Department, (ix) Southcentral Foundation, and (x) Wasilla Medical Clinic. 12. Previous or Current RCORP Award Recipient? no 13. Brief Description of the Target Population - Indicate approximately what percentage (if any) of the target population is American Indian/Alaskan Native; The Mat-Su borough has a population of 107,081 residents, a land and water area of over 25,000 square miles, and a population density of 4.3 residents per square mile. Around 11% of Mat-Su borough residents are Alaska Native and/or American Indian (race alone or in combination). The consortium includes 2 Tribal social services providers and 2 federally recognized Tribes. Among other things, the project will implement culturally and linguistically appropriate approaches for Alaska Native, American Indian, and Hispanic individuals. The consortium includes 1 AIDS support and resources organization and 1 youth homeless shelter and resources center. Via those consortium members, the project will serve people who have AIDS and people who are homeless. 14. Target Service Area (must be exclusively rural, as defined by the Rural Health Grants Eligibility Analyzer) - Fully Rural Counties: Provide the county name and state - Partially-Rural Counties: Provide county name, state, and the rural census tract (list of rural census tracts) Matanuska-Susitna (Mat-Su) borough in Alaska. The HRSA defines the entire Mat-Su borough as rural and therefore eligible for rural health grants. 15. Does target service area overlap with an existing FY 19 or FY 20 RCORP-Implementation award recipient’s service area? (Y/N) no
HHS’ Tracking Accountability in Government Grants System (TAGGS) website provides access to detailed descriptions of grants, loans, aggregated direct payments and other types of financial assistance awarded by the HHS Operating Divisions (OPDIVs) and the Office of the Secretary Staff Divisions (STAFFDIVs).