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Kuleana Connect Grant Program
Hawaiʻi State Rural Health Association
At a glance
What this opportunity covers
The Kuleana Connect Grant Program provides small grants to support creative, community-driven ideas that strengthen connections between healthcare providers, community, and well-being throughout rural Hawaiʻi.
Funding & applicants
Estimated award$1K–$30K
Companies and vendorsNot named
EligibilityWho Can Apply? Clinics, healthcare practices, community groups, and collaborative partnerships serving rural Hawaiʻi are encouraged to apply. Individuals with innovative ideas are also welcome to apply and may partner with a fiscal sponsor if selected for funding. All funded projects must take place in and primarily benefit rural communities in Hawaiʻi.; Submit an Application
Tribal NationsMay qualify (not named)
Key dates
Posted—
Letter of intent—
Questions due—
Application dueRolling
Last updatedOct 16, 2026
Last verifiedOct 16, 2026
Tribes may qualify
Tribal Nations and Native organizations
Tribes aren't named, but the listing is open to health care providers, which can include tribal governments and tribal health programs. Confirm with the issuing agency.
“Eligible applicants: Clinics, healthcare practices, community groups, and collaborative partnerships serving rural Hawaiʻi are encouraged to apply.”
Program geography
Official documents
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