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Special Diabetes Program for Indians (SDPI)

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SDPI 2025 Annual Progress Report

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The required SDPI 2025 Annual Progress Report is due within 30 days after the end of the budget period, or by January 30, 2026. The purpose of this report is to provide outcomes, evaluations, and summaries for the budget period. See below for a list of documents and information that must be submitted in GrantSolutions to meet this reporting requirement.

The Annual Federal Financial Report is also required and must be submitted to the Division of Payment Management by the 2025 Annual Progress Report due date of January 30, 2026.

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Annual Progress Report Requirements

The following documents must be completed or obtained and then submitted.

Timeline and Due Date For Annual Progress Report

Timeline: The 2025 Annual Progress Report covers grant activities and data reporting from your budget period start date of January 1, 2025 to December 31, 2025.

Due Date: January 30, 2026 for primary grantees.

Instructions for Submission of Annual Progress Report Documents

Submit your report documents in GrantSolutions under the PPR.

Submission Steps:

  1. Log into GrantSolutions. Exit Disclaimer: You Are Leaving www.ihs.gov 
  2. Look for your SDPI grant. Click on the arrow or grant number to access “Grant Details” screen.
  3. Click on the Reports tab.
  4. Use the Report Type drop-down to find and start your Annual PPR with 01/01/2025 – 12/31/2025 Reporting Period.
  5. Click on the Start Report button.
  6. Follow the guidance provided in the PPR to upload report requirements and submit the report.
  7. Notify your Area Diabetes Consultant that the report has been submitted in GrantSolutions.

Questions?

Please include your name, contact information, program name, and grant number when submitting questions.

SDPI Grant Program 2026 Non-Competing Continuation Application

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Application Kit Access and Submission

The required method for submission of applications is electronic submission via GrantSolutions. Below are the submission instructions:

  1. Log on to http://www.grantsolutions.gov. Exit Disclaimer: You Are Leaving www.ihs.gov 
  2. Click on “Apply for Non-Competing Award”, this link will be available under “Grants List”
  3. Enter all the application information
  4. After completing all the forms, click on “Verify Submission” to submit the application to IHS.
  5. Click on “Final Submission.”
  6. Click on “OK” upon the prompt “Are you sure you want to submit application?”
  7. You cannot alter any information once the application is submitted.

See the Grant Recipient Support and Reference Exit Disclaimer: You Are Leaving www.ihs.gov  for additional information about this process.

Contact GrantSolutions Help Desk or dgm@ihs.gov with any questions.

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Application Template and Reports

The following template and reports must be completed, downloaded, and attached to the application kit within GrantSolutions. Review the Instructions and Application Checklist to ensure that you have included all required forms, templates, and other documents in your application kit.

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The following may be helpful in preparing your application:

Application Due Date

The 2026 Continuation Application will be due on or around October 31, 2025. The official due date will be provided in GrantSolutions.

What Comes Next?

All applications will be screened for adherence to the instructions. Applicants who do not submit all required documents in the correct format may be contacted to provide the missing or revised documentation before their application can be reviewed. This may result in a delayed Notice of Award (NoA) and/or Special Grant Conditions on their NoA issuing funds for 2026.

The 2026 continuation application process is not competitive; therefore, applications will not be reviewed by an Objective Review Committee. Instead, the Division of Diabetes program staff or their designees will review them. Approval is dependent on:

  1. Compliance with Terms and Conditions outlined in the 2025 NoA.
  2. Satisfactory business (fiscal) review of the 2026 application.
  3. Satisfactory programmatic review of the 2026 application, including:
    1. Completeness of information from the Project Narrative template.
    2. Submission of baseline data into the SOS
    3. Documented plan for continued work and evaluation in 2026.

Questions?

Please include your name, contact information, and program name when submitting questions.