Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant Program
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Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant Program is a federal funding opportunity from Department of Housing and Urban Development. This open grant opportunity (FR-6900-N-31) is available nationwide for eligible applicants.
The Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant Program is a federal funding opportunity administered by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) designed to strengthen the nation's capacity to address lead hazards in housing. This grant program supports organizations, agencies, and entities working to reduce lead exposure risks in residential properties across the United States. The program funds initiatives that build technical expertise, training programs, and organizational capabilities focused on lead hazard identification, assessment, and remediation. Organizations eligible to apply should be focused on protecting public health by reducing lead contamination in housing stock, particularly in older homes where lead-based paint and other lead hazards pose significant health risks to families and children. This is an excellent opportunity for nonprofits, government agencies, educational institutions, and qualified private entities to secure federal funding to expand their lead abatement programs, develop workforce training initiatives, and enhance their operational capacity. By applying for this grant, organizations can access resources to improve their technical capabilities, purchase specialized equipment, and implement comprehensive lead hazard reduction strategies that protect vulnerable populations from lead exposure.
Grant Details
Funding Range
Varies by cycle
Grant Type
Federal
Application Cycle
Annual or as announced
Best For
Nonprofits, government agencies, and organizations focused on lead hazard reduction and housing health
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant Program?
Eligibility requirements for this HUD grant program are not fully detailed in available information. Typically, HUD capacity building grants target nonprofits, government agencies, tribes, and qualified organizations working in housing and public health. For specific eligibility criteria, current funding cycles, and detailed application requirements, visit the official HUD grants website or review the Federal Register notice (FR-6900-N-31) for comprehensive information.
How much funding does Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant Program provide?
Specific funding amounts are not provided in current available information. Grant funding may vary by application cycle and project scope. For details about funding ranges, maximum grant amounts, and cost-sharing requirements, please consult the official HUD funding announcement and Federal Register notice for your specific grant cycle.
How do I apply for Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant Program?
Applications for HUD grants are typically submitted through the HUD grants portal or Grants.gov. To apply, you should review the specific grant announcement (FR-6900-N-31), understand all eligibility requirements, prepare required documentation, and submit your application by the posted deadline. Visit HUD.gov and Grants.gov for current application deadlines, submission instructions, and required forms.
What can Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant Program funding be used for?
This capacity building grant program funds initiatives focused on strengthening organizational and technical capabilities related to lead hazard reduction. Funding typically supports activities such as workforce training and development, technical assistance programs, organizational infrastructure improvements, equipment purchases for lead assessment and remediation, and initiatives that enhance overall capacity to address lead hazards in residential housing. For specific allowable uses and activities, review the official grant announcement.
Last updated: March 1, 2026