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Event schedule: - HHS Banner Logo *Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4 Grant Applications Due Tomorrow, * "06/08/2026" Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page [ https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/TXHHSC/bulletins/41b0eb8 ]. Rural Texas Strong [ https://www.hhs.texas.gov/ ] *Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4 Grant Applications Due Tomorrow, June 9* - June 9 - 10:30 a.m - When applying, please make sure all required information and materials are submitted before the deadline within the HHSC Grants Management System. - Applications for *Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4: The Next Generation of the Small Town Doctor and Team* are due by 10:30 a.m. Central time tomorrow, . - June 9 - When applying, please make sure all required information and materials are submitted before the deadline within the HHSC Grants Management System. - Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4 Grant Applications Due Tomorrow, June 9 06/08/2026 Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page . Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4 Grant Applications Due Tomorrow, June 9 Applications for Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4: The Next Generation of the Small Town Doctor and Team are due by 10:30 a.m. Central time tomorrow, June 9. When applying, please make sure all required information and materials are submitted before the deadline within the HHSC Grants Management System. To apply for a grant, you’ll need to register an account in IAMOnline, then fill out the application forms for the grant at the HHS Grants Portal. To Register an Account Go to the IAMOnline . Click the “Register Non-HHS employee account or organization.” If your organization is already registered, select “Register an Individual.” If your organization isn’t registered, “Register an Organization.” (You will automatically be registered as an individual, but others in your organization will need to register as individuals). List victoria.grady@hhs.texas.gov as agency sponsor. Follow the instructions on the page to register your account. You’ll get an email confirming registration application. You’ll get a second email when your registration is approved. To Apply for a Grant After You’ve Set Up Your IAMOnline Account Go to the IAMOnline . Sign the Authorized User Access (AUA) form located in the AUA tile on your IAMOnline portal. Click on the Manage my Access tile. Type “GMS” into the search bar and select “GMS External.” Follow the remaining steps to submit your request for the GMS application tile. Be sure you click the “Submit Application” button. Click on the GMS tile, and from there you will land on the GMS dashboard. Locate your new pending award by going to My Dashboard page and searching under the In Negotiations tab in the Awards table. Please review the Contract Packet and access the Tasks tab to complete any actions by the listed deadline. HHSC appreciates your interest in supporting and strengthening rural health initiatives across Texas and looks forward to reviewing your application. If you have questions or need help, please contact RuralTexasStrong@hhs.texas.gov . You have subscribed to get updates about Texas Health and Human Services (HHS). For more information about HHS, please visit our website . Stay Connected  (en español)   Subscriber Services Manage Preferences    -    Unsubscribe   |   Help This email was sent to p2p4.ai@gmail.com using govDelivery Communications Cloud on behalf of: Texas Health and Human Services Commission · 707 17th St, Suite 4000 · Denver, CO 80202

Texas Health and Human Services Commission is soliciting applications for the Rural Texas Strong Initiative 6, focused on infrastructure and capital investments for rural Texas health care providers. The announcement provides step-by-step instructions for registering and applying via the HHSC Grants Management System, and emphasizes the importance of timely submission before the June 10 deadline. Contact information is provided for program and technical support. Key contacts: RuralTexasStrong@hhs.texas.gov; GMSSupport@hhs.texas.gov; Victoria Grady victoria.grady@hhs.texas.gov Event schedule: - Application Deadline - 06/10/2024 - 10:30 AM CT - Online (HHSC Grants Management System)

This required form assesses nonprofit applicants’ financial standing, internal controls, cost allocation methods, and payroll procedures for the Texas Rural Health Transformation Program grant. It ensures applicants comply with federal and state fiscal guidelines, including Uniform Administrative Requirements and Texas Grant Management Standards. The questionnaire is signed by an authorized official to attest to the accuracy of responses. Event schedule: - Grantee expenditure report due

This form is used to collect identifying information, organizational structure, conflict of interest disclosures, and contract litigation history from potential applicants to the RHTP RFA. It is intended to ensure compliance and eligibility as part of the screening process and does not contain program strategy or award details. Event schedule: - Does this proposal include financial participation by a person or entity that has been convicted of violating federal law, or been assessed a penalty in a federal civil administrative enforcement action, in connection...

Event schedule: - HHSC is providing notice that Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4, Round 2 opened the competitive application process . Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page [ https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/T... - The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is providing notice that *Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4, Round 2: The Next Generation of the Small Town Doctor and Team* (RFA No. HHS0017618) opened the competitive app... - *Application Deadline: , 10:30 a.m. Central Time* - Aug. 26 - When applying, please make sure all required information and materials are submitted before the deadline within the HHSC Grants Management System. Late sub...

Appendix B presents standardized assessment questions (in English and Spanish) for rural Medicaid and hospital providers to systematically identify member needs across food, transportation, housing, and child care. The guidance supports implementation of interventions that respond to non-medical drivers of health, aiming to improve rural health outcomes. This document is part of Texas's RHTP procurement guidance for fiscal year 2026.