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Includes support for families with low incomes, as well as a wide range of services designed to accomplish the program’s 4 broad purposes.

Supports community partner projects related to hunger, nutrition, and well-being.

Permits the use of payments to address social needs of beneficiaries, including working with local community-based organizations to address food insecurity.

Allows users to search a repository of NIH-funded research projects and access publications, patents, clinical studies, news, and more resulting from NIH funding.

Provides grants for economic development activities that create jobs in low-income communities through business development, expansion, or creation of new enterprises. At least 75% of jobs created with Community Economic Development (CED) grants must go to individuals in the target area with historically low incomes.

Provides assistance to eligible organizations to administer locally identified services and strategies to address the causes and conditions of poverty, including housing, nutrition, utility, and transportation assistance; and employment, education, crisis, and emergency services.