Injury Prevention Program
NOTICE OF FUNDING OPPORTUNITY TRIBAL INJURY PREVENTION COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT PROGRAM (TIPCAP)
The IHS Injury Prevention Program announces the availability of funding to address the disparity in injury rates by encouraging Tribes to implement focused, community-based injury prevention programs and projects using evidence-based strategies. For more information on such programs see Injury Prevention Program Evidence-based Strategies and Injury Prevention Program Planning .
Applications will be accepted for the prevention of- Unintentional Injuries – falls, burns, drowning, poisoning (including opioids), and motor vehicle-related injuries
- Intentional Injuries – suicide, and violence-related injuries
- Part I ceiling up to $125,000
- Part II ceiling up to $32,000
Application deadline: October 01, 2020 at 11:59 p.m. ET
Grants.gov application and information
TIPCAP NOFO FAQs [PDF - 640 KB]
Questions? Please contact LCDR Molly Madson (301- 945-3189)
Injuries as a Public Health Concern
Indian Health Focus: Injuries 2017 Edition [PDF - 5MB]
- Leading cause of death for AI/ANs aged 1-44 years
- Third leading cause of death for all ages
- Fourth leading cause of death for infants
- 42% of years potential life lost for AI/ANs <65 years old
- Total costs = $4.5 billion per year 1
- Unintentional injury deaths decreased 59% (1972-2010)
Mission
Raise the health status of American Indians and Alaska Natives to the highest possible level by decreasing the incidence of severe injuries and death to the lowest possible level and increasing the ability of tribes to address their injury problems.
About Us
We are the lead IHS program to address the injury disparities on AI/AN communities. This widely-recognized program works with tribes and partners to reduce the disproportionate impact of injuries on Indian people.
- Adopt the public heath approach to prevent injuries
- Assist communities implement injury prevention programs
- Support community-specific solutions
- Facilitate capacity building
- Share effective strategies
- Build partnerships
- Develop policy
- Provide training
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FEATURED ITEMS
- Injury Prevention Evidence-based Strategies [PDF - 702 KB]
- Injury Prevention Program Planning [PDF - 812 KB]
- March 2020 TIPCAP
Newsletter available - Indian Health Focus: Injuries 2017 Edition [PDF - 5 MB]
- Elder falls and drowsy driving prevention highlighted on IHS Facebook page
