Child Survival and Health Grants Program (CSHGP)
The Child Survival and Health Grants Program (CSHGP) promotes a unique and productive
partnership with U.S. private voluntary and non-profit organizations and their
in-country partners. The program supports effective community-based maternal and
child health programs that contribute to reducing infant, child, maternal and infectious
disease-related mortality and morbidity in developing countries. PVOs and their local
partners provide high quality, sustainable child survival and health interventions in a
variety of program settings, from the smallest, most remote communities to large, district-
wide programs, partnering with community groups and district and national health
authorities. Request for applications are usually posted in August with applications
due in November. Organizations interested in competing for Child Survival and Health
Grants should monitor www.fedgrants.gov. For more information about the CSHGP
and eligibility requirements, a program description is posted on the USAID website.
Learn more about the Child Survival & Health Grants Program.
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